So there’s these two games that keep popping up in my head once in awhile. I used to play them a LOT as a kid (mid-to-late-nineties and such) and I can’t remember what they’re called. Here’s what I can basically remember from each game:

1) This is a learn-how-to-type game. There’s two kids who are with a scientist (possibly their grandpa?) and somehow the grandpa gets stuck in a chamber. The keys are then scattered around the game. And there’s nothing but robotic characters here. One of my favorite parts of this game was climbing up the wall. For each rock that my robot had to grab onto had a letter and I had to press that letter. There’s another part where you can play soccer or something. I’m not sure what else people can do for fun. But there’s also a little thing inside the building/spaceship that the grandpa is locked in. In this one thing, you can go through a few typing tests. Each test that you pass, you get a key. I hope that helps.

2) As for the second one, I’ve played this one about the same time as the other one. Possibly a bit earlier since I never really paid attention to the keyboard. I just used the mouse to click on everything. Anyway, it’s some kind of mystery game for kids. All the critters go on a camping trip, one night a lot of party stuff has been stolen and the campers need to find all of it before the visiting campers arrived. There was all kinds of brain exercises: basic math, problem solving, match-making, cooking, riddles, etc. My favorite part would have to be the cooking bit. One of the things I remember most about this game is that annoying speaker (which is placed throughout the entire game) that says “HURRY UP! THEY’LL BE HERE REALLY SOON!”
I need an ACTUAL answer, please.