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A children's game that develops reaction speed and the ability to control the mouse. Help the cute monster to distinguish between edible and inedible. Little kids can easily handle the first levels. But the last levels will be an interesting challenge even for an adult.

Your Guide to Edible or not? Gameplay

Use the mouse's right button to select the correct (edible) object and get scores. Collect as many scores as possible in the allotted time. Objects disappear if you do not click for a long time, and you lose some scores. Shortly before disappearing, edible objects are highlighted. If an inedible object is selected, a life will be lost. Losing all lives will result in losing the level, and all scores will be deducted. However, you can always try again.

Which company handled the game's development?

The development studio that produced this game is FamiGems!.

What game category would this game be listed under?

The classification that best matches this game is Casual.

Which tools were used to implement the game's physics and mechanics?

The framework or technology enhancing the game's performance is WebGL.

Can you list the tags related to this game?

The words or phrases that summarize this game’s content are clicker, cute, food.

Does the game have any content related to blood?

Yes, Edible or not? involves bloody scenes or content.

What is the intended age group for this game?

The game is designed for the Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors age groups.

Is there any abusive or violent behavior in the game?

Yes, Edible or not? features cruelty or harsh content.

What gender group does this game appeal to?

The game primarily focuses on Male & Female.

Is the game safe for kids?

No, Edible or not? would not be suitable for a younger audience.