Super Solvers: Challenge of the Ancient Empires turns education into an adventure, sending young players on a journey through ancient civilizations while quietly sneaking history lessons into the action. The game mixes exploration, puzzles, questions, and challenges based on historical knowledge, covering subjects such as Egypt, Greece, Rome, and other famous cultures. Progress depends on paying attention and actually knowing something, which makes this rather different from games where the only required skill is pressing the fire button quickly. The presentation is colorful and approachable, with enough action to keep the educational material from feeling like homework wearing a fake moustache. Super Solvers: Challenge of the Ancient Empires is particularly interesting as a product of an era when computer games were frequently expected to teach as well as entertain. It manages that balancing act surprisingly well, offering genuine historical information without completely forgetting that children would much rather be exploring ruins than sitting through another lecture.
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