Do your kiddos like to play computer games? Mine do. In fact, once they start playing a game, I have to fight them for my computer!
Well, Mom Central has teamed up with Fluid Entertainment and would like to invite you and your child to become the first heroes of Emerald Island, free of charge.
Once you and your child have spent time in Emerald Island, give your feedback by taking the Emerald Island survey… 150 Moms who take the survey will be randomly selected to win a $10 gift certificate to Amazon.com! Fluid Entertainment looks forward to your thoughts and will incorporate your input as they put the finishing touches on the game.
As a bonus, for every new member who joins Emerald Island, Fluid Entertainment will donate 10 trees to Trees for the Future. This organization helps over 58 countries regrow their natural resources and has planted over 50 millions trees worldwide.
Here’s what you’ll need to do to get your kiddos started on an adventure at Emerald Island:
Please note, Emerald Island is currently only available for PCs.
Visit the website
• Go to www.emeraldisland.com/momc and click “Play”
• Enter Access Code: green617
Download the game
• Read the rules and license agreement, check the box to agree
• Click the green button to download the game
• Select “Run” and follow the installation wizard
• Click “Finish” when it is complete
Sign up
• Select “Let’s Go Play”
• Follow instructions to create a username and password
• Confirm world choice “Aspen,” when prompted
Play!
• Enter Emerald Island and have fun!
Please remember that the game is still under development. You may encounter a few bugs while playing. You are encouraged to contact Fluid Entertainment directly at support@emeraldisland.com with suggestions, questions and any support related needs.
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I wanted to let you know that I got my kids on the site, son is 10 and daughter is 7, and they both played happily for an hour. They really enjoyed the game and after they were done, they were able to talk my 4 y.o. through a bit of play too. That was a great link, thanks for sharing!