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JellyTelly (now known as Minno) is an online Christian-streaming service launched in 2008 by Phil Vischer (creator of VeggieTales). The website includes original shows to watch such as What's in the Bible?, as well as existing Christian shows such as VeggieTales and Hermie and Friends.
Prior to the Minno rebrand in late 2019, JellyTelly included various interactive games to play such as Jelly Paint and Alarm in the Lab. While earlier games were made in Adobe Flash, games made towards the end of JellyTelly's lifetime were HTML5-based.
Availability
Most of these games could be found on the final version of the JellyTelly website prior to the rebrand, although only the Flash games have been archived.[1] Other games like Jelly Jump could not be found anywhere, and were also not saved on the Internet Archive. No info can be found on Tetris with Alfred Wilberwale other than an early version on the JellyTelly website.[2][3]
Games
# | Game | Status | Engine |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Alarm in the Lab | Found | Flash |
2 | Pirate Parachute | Found | Flash |
3 | Air Adventures with Clive & Ian | Found | Flash |
4 | Agnes & Winnie's Big Air | Found | Flash |
5 | Jelly Match Up | Found | Flash |
6 | Jelly Swap | Found | Flash |
7 | Jelly Jump | Lost | Flash |
8 | Spot the Difference | Found | Flash |
9 | Puppet Producer | Found | Flash |
10 | Quacky's Breakout | Lost | Flash |
11 | Tetris with Alfred Wilberwale | Lost | Flash |
12 | JellyTelly Jigsaw | Lost | HTML5 |
13 | Armor Up! | Lost | HTML5 |
14 | Captain Pete's Treasure Hunt | Lost | HTML5 |
15 | Bible What's It? with Chester Whigget | Lost | HTML5 |
16 | Memory Mountain | Lost | HTML5 |
17 | Zap! | Lost | HTML5 |
Gallery
External Links
- Most of the Flash-based games. Retrieved 18 Aug '24
- Art for the HTML5 games by Paul Conrad. Retrieved 18 Aug '24
References
- ↑ Archived "Games" section of JellyTelly site (1/3). Retrieved 18 Aug '24
- ↑ Archived "Games" section of JellyTelly site (2/3). Retrieved 07 Oct '18
- ↑ Archived "Games" section of JellyTelly site (3/3). Retrieved 07 Oct '18