Pluk van de Petteflet

Pluk van de Petteflet is a Dutch educational game for children aged three to seven, developed as a tie-in with the 2004 movie Pluk van de Petteflet . Both the movie and the game are based on the 1971 children's book of the same name by the Dutch author Annie M.G. Schmidt . It is about the boy Pluk who drives a red crane car through town looking for a house to live. The dove Dolly tells him there is an empty room in the top floor of the Petteflet, a large skyscraper. There, he gets involved in adventures with the other inhabitants and the surroundings of the building.

The CD-ROM version contains seven mini-games. Children can:

colour pictures in Pluk's room;

sing along with all the songs from the movie;

teach the bird Krullevaar how to fly;

do maths exercises with the Heen-en-weerwolf by compiling a shopping list and fetching all items by boat;

learn to write letters with Langhors and the bees;

feed the hungry seagulls with Karel-met-de-houten-poot

juggle apples with Zaza.

The disc can also be used as an audio CD and in-game help is provided by the dove Dolly and the Lispeltuut. All animals are voiced by professional Dutch voice actors.

The later-released Nintendo DS version contains two additional games:

a Tic-Tac-Toe variant;

a Memory game.