Bellini is back!
The Mad MagiciaN
The first game in the Bellini series, The Mad Magician and the Mystery of the Missing Boy, was released 25 years ago and quickly became the lead example of how a great children's game should be. It received several awards, the press wrote many enthusiastic reviews, and most importantly, it was played by hundreds of thousands of children.
Now The Mad Magician has returned on tablet and mobile.
On both Android and iOS.
A reckless Don Mouse is not afraid of a cranky kitty
A mad magician can also be made small
There are loads of challenges in the game
When it was first released, The Mad Magician quickly became a prime example of everything digital entertainment for children should be. It was featured on the popular TV show Troldspejlet, the national trade journal for school teachers named it the children's game of the year, and the press wrote numerous positive reviews AND so do players of today. Here are a few examples.
ABOUT THE GAME
The Mad Magician is a spellbinding game that unfolds and ends differently each time you explore it.
It looks like any other house in the suburbs, but something spooky is going on inside. Danny lives there, but when you come by to visit, his fiery-haired, bad-tempered uncle slams the door in your face!
Danny has disappeared, and you can bet that grumpy geezer is to blame. Luckily, Danny has some special friends who will help you out. It’s up to the charming daredevil Don Mouse, clever Flora the Fly, the good-hearted, slow-witted dog Harold, and – most of all – YOU to solve the mystery of the missing boy and the sneezing ghost.
THE BELLINI SERIES
The Mad Magician and the Mystery of the Missing Boy was the first game in the Bellini series, and its success led to other Bellini releases such as The Doggone Dognapping, Bellini's Bikini, The Cosmic Cheese Conspiracy and more.
The Mad Magician has become a classic among children's games.
A classic disappeared and is now coming back
Unlike books, TV and movies, good games are often too quickly forgotten, and the rapid technical developments can make a great game obsolete. New operating systems and platforms are continuously evolving, making older games unplayable.
The Mad Magician was also nearly forgotten over time. But not quite.
Our old fans have grown up and had children themselves, and many have written and called about their fond memories of the old game. Therefore, we have decided to republish the game.
Available in several languages
Bellini The Mad Magician is available in English, French, Spanish, Catalan, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Finnish, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish.
You will enter a spellbinding mystery game
But don’t worry: Don Mouse, Flora the Fly and Harold stand ready. And you can use the magic wand to decide who will help you out.
Bad jokes
Waiter, waiter! There's a fly in my soup! And many other terrible jokes.
Games, games, games
25 games within the game that automatically adjust the difficulty to your level and age.
Plenty of silly songs
13 wacky and silly songs that you can play along to.
Hours of entertainment
An incredible adventure with multiple endings.
To put it short:
The Mad Magician is a damn good kids game"
– Tora Trier Hansen, DBC Media
The author behind the story
The story behind The Mad Magician is written by Michael Valeur, who is one of game industry's first real computer game authors. Michael Valeur has also written the book Uncle Bellini’s Big Bad Basement, which tells the full exciting story of the time Dennis and his mom and dad moved into Uncle Bellini's house, and what really happened when Dennis became close friends with Flora the Fly, Don Mouse and Harold.
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The Mad Magician is developed and produced by