Kids on Site
| Industry | Video games |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | United States |
| Products | Kids on Site |
Kids on Site is a first-person simulation video game that incorporates full-motion video elements. Created and distributed by Digital Pictures, it originally debuted on the Sega CD platform in November 1994, followed by subsequent releases for DOS and Macintosh. Although a version for the 32X was planned, it never reached the market. In 2022, Limited Run Games, Screaming Villains, and Flash Film Works collaborated to bring the title back for PlayStation 4 and Windows users through Steam.
Gameplay
Set within a construction environment, players engage with heavy equipment such as steamrollers, wrecking balls, excavators, and bulldozers via interactive full-motion video sequences.
Production
Developed by Digital Pictures, the project was helmed by director Heidi Holman and featured performances from Larry Grennan, Scott McClain, and Robin Joss. The programming team was led by Richard Levine, building upon an original idea conceived by Kevin Welsh.
Reception
The game earned the "1995 Parents Choice Approval Award." CD-ROM Magazine commended it for providing an exhilarating experience of operating heavy machinery without any mess or risk.
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