Monkeys In the Kitchen Game:
A pack of wild Jumanji monkeys are loose in the kitchen! The player must dodge their barrage of heavy pots and pans, while trying to lock the silly simians in the refrigerator where they become too chilly to cause trouble.

Monsoon Lagoon Game:
Unexpectedly swept into a wild monsoon, the player must navigate through a rapidly flooding mansion avoiding hungry crocodiles and water hazards by hopping from one precariously bobbing piece of furniture to another to reach safety.

Van Pelt Wild Hunter Game:
Van Pelt is on the prowl and he is hiding deep within the jungle foliage. The mysterious beat of the Jumanji drums penetrate players' senses as they flush him out of his hiding place with a paintball gun.

Tiny Bites Game:
Armed with only a fly swatter and quick reflexes, the player is trapped in a room full of starving spiders, monstrous mosquitoes and a bevy of bats. Swat the high-flying bats into the webs of the oversized arachnids before they wrap the player into a cocoon.

Vine/Maze Game:
It's a stampede! Jumanji animals are loose in the house and the player is trapped in a maze of thick vines. The only way to escape is to run deeper into the jungle, find the lost city of Jumanji and recover the gold from the hidden temple.

Jumanji is suggested for kids aged 8 and plus, and will be running on Windows platforms. The game will be available in October 1996 with an estimated street price of US$ 39.99. Philips Media games are available from major software specialty stores, computer super-stores or direct from Philips Media by calling 800-883-8767.

KidPro is a line of action-packed CD-ROM entertainment titles for kids who demand challenging gameplay and parents who care about wholesome content. Another title in the KidPro line includes RoboQuest.

Philips Media, a division of Philips Entertainment, is a pioneer in CD-based interactive entertainment and the first company to bring feature films, music and special interest videos to compact disc. From its Los Angeles offices, Philips Media develops and distributes a broad range of award-winning CD-ROM titles including games, children's educational and home reference software, multimedia music and movies on compact disc. Philips' Compact Disc Interactive (CD-i) system is marketed out of the Philips Media Systems office in Washington, D.C. Philips Media has released more than 250 multimedia titles to date in the U.S. and continues to release new product every month.

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