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This takes kids on an adventure of a lifetime. The destination? South America and the Amazon basin, a region of lush vegetation, rare wildlife, and rich history, with the potential for danger around every bend in the river. The mission? Travel up the river—and back in time—in search of a tropical cure that can save the ancient Incas from a mysterious disease. On the journey, fish for food and stay clear of whirlpools and log jams. Most important, avoid poisonous snakes, hungry piranha, headhunters and greedy conquistadors. You'll travel through time from as far back as the 1500s to interact with people who relate directly to the areas you explore. It has 3 levels of difficulty, 17 critical assignments, 4 skilled river guides, over 50 authentic characters, 101 types of fish and animals, and thousands of challenges. Camera in hand, you'll step into the lush Amazon jungles. It's your job to identify the wildlife you capture on film. What you pack - from machetes to first aid supplies - is crucial to your survival in the rainforest. In 1998, Amazon Trail 3rd Edition was released. It's not a true sequel to the franchise, but is rather largely the same game as Amazon Trail II, only with updated graphics and interfaces and fixing major bugs that caused problems in the second game.
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