error-message
success-message
saving-message
warning-message
JavaScript must be enabled.
There was an error retrieving this content.
The content could not be found.
DOS Educational game from Related Designs from 1996.
V.I.S.T. Very Interactive Sales Tools
1996
Aro & Elmi is a German arcade action platform game that teaches kids the importance of brushing your teeth. The two main characters, Aro & Elmi, represent two types of toothpaste produced by Wybert, the company that commissioned this promotional game. Generally, it is quite similar to another Related Designs title, Toffifee Fantasy Forest. The levels are split into "Gum World" and "Tooth World", as the two toothpaste types are specifically intended for intense gum and tooth care, respectively. Each of the characters has two objectives: collect food debris and destroy the harmful bacteria that run around the mouth by hurling droplets of toothpaste at them. This ammo is limited, but you can increase it if you find extra toothpaste tubes of matching colour. Also watch out for secrets and bonus tooth care gel tubes that can be found in levels, often in secret places. The game is made on a very professional level, with cartoon-like pre-rendered sprites for the characters and the bacteria that look like characters from a kids' TV show. German players call platform games "jump & run", and here you'll be doing a lot of jumping and running to a catchy tune. Aro & Elmi can be recommended to players of all ages, and knowledge of German is not required (there will be quizzes between some levels on how to properly brush your teeth, but these will not let you fail even if you give a wrong answer). The game is allowed to be freely distributed for non-commercial purposes.
Description by MrFlibble
Use the arrow keys to move, duck and jump, Ctrl to fire.
This section tracks information useful to describing how to run this object.
AROEL.BAT
dos
x86
JavaScript must be enabled.
There was an error retrieving this content.
The content could not be found.
JavaScript must be enabled.
There was an error retrieving this content.
The content could not be found.
JavaScript must be enabled.
There was an error retrieving this content.
The content could not be found.
Confirm message?