Orly's Draw-A-Story

It was designed by ToeJam & Earl Productions and released by Broderbund. The main character Orly is voiced by Alreca Whyte.

• Title — Orly's Draw a Story • Developer — ToeJam & Earl Productions • Publisher — Broderbund • Platforms — Windows Windows 3.x Macintosh • Released — 1997 • Genre — Activity, Design • Modes — Single-player

It focuses around the two main characters, Orly, an 8-year-old girl and her anthropomorphic talking frog friend Lancelot who lives in Jamaica. The game features four unique stories narrated by Orly. The player is able to illustrate each of the stories with their own paintings, either original drawings or using ready-prepared objects. As Orly tells the story the user is asked to create an item such as a friend for a flying monster or a birthday present to give to Orly. The objects become animated and are then used as part of the story. Clicking on the shutter opens up a series of template drawings that can be coloured by the player. At the end of the story, the user can choose to save or discard the picture and then view it back in full. Additional features within the game include "Make A Storybook" where the player can create their own series of scenes and type text to make up their own story, while there is also a "Doodle Pad" for practicing drawing skills.

Each story has a unique storyline and the player is asked to design different objects and scenes for each one. • "The Ugly Troll People" • "The Strange Princess" • "Lancelot, Bug Eater" • "One Big Wish"

The game was repackaged in 2001 by The Learning Company as an educational game for use in schools.