Nile: Passage to Egypt, appeals to a broad age range, and incorporate both information and action. The Sydney Morning Herald deemed it a "great mix of game-play and learning". The Tennessean also deemed it a prime example of an all-family science adventure. The Courier-Journal felt the game contained hours of exciting, intense and intellectual challenges. While Natural History generally did not review video games, they found themselves drawn to the title due to its promise to cultivate their meteorological skills. The Washington Post felt the title was not difficult. The game won an EMMA Award. The title also received Gold in the New Media's Invision '96 category of Best Children's Title. Operation Eco-Nightmare PC Player felt a sense of adventure game fatigue, noting that the game and its contemporaries were all similar in gameplay and style. The Sydney Morning Herald thought the game, along with Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego 3.0 was the best choice to encourage reluctant readers due to its incorporation of reading into the game. References External links 1995 video games Classic Mac OS games Point-and-click adventure games Video games developed in the United States Windows games Windows-only games