Donald's Alphabet Chase

The Alphabet pets have escaped from the toybox in Huey, Dewey, and Louie's bedroom and are roaming around Donald's house. It is up to Donald to catch them and bring them all together. ==Gameplay==

The player helps Donald to catch runaway letters. The gameplay is pretty straightforward. In each room of his house, Donald will chase three, four or five letters. The player is required to press a letter on the keyboard which corresponds to the letter that Donald is trying to catch. ==Educational goals==

The game was designed on a low budget with the ability to teach literacy at a basic level, letter recognition and simple keyboard typing skills as well as reinforcing knowledge on uppercase letters and thus teaching them how to match letters of the alphabet with the letters on the keyboard. The structure of the letters divided into five rooms allows children to understand and learns different letter groups. Children can freely explore the game, while parents can guide them depending on their abilities. ==Reception==

A Computist reviewer gave the Apple II version 3 out of 5 stars, praising the game's animation and decent sound, but deeming it lacking in challenge. The Amiga version was showcased at the 1990 Summer Consumer Electronics Show. By October 1991, the game was showcased at the annual Windhoek Show as part of Schoemans Office Systems. Of the 25 computer Disney Software games around 1993, "Donald's Alphabet" chase was among the most successful. ==See also==