FruityTales' Creativity City

Creativity City is a PC activity game that was released on March 2th, 2004.

Plot
There's so much to do in Creativity City! Take a tour with Rob and Harry. Visit the shops to design and print your own creations -- even games and activities!
 * Rob's Bookworks
 * Check out Rob's colossal collection of activities! Design your own storybooks and electronic books to send to family. Even create photo frames, bookmarks, notepads, coloring pages, calendars, and more!
 * Timmy's Toybox
 * Exciting games and activities! Design your own mazes, connect-the-dots, card games, puzzles, stickers and a Pin the Tooth on Harry party game! Then print them out for hours of fun!
 * FruityPlex Theater
 * Be a star! Create an amazing "photo mosaic" of your own face, then use your imagination to create electronic posters and, of course, FruityTales® movie posters. Look out, Hollywood!
 * Post Office
 * Express your creativity with lots of fun activities! Make your own greeting cards, stationery, e-cards and more!
 * Harry's Sign Shack
 * Harry's in a twist! How can one banana create all of these signs? Put your creativity into overdrive with fun activities that include creating and coloring posters, banners and doorknob hangers!
 * Art's Gallery
 * See your creations.
 * Parental Controls
 * Parents, save your printer's ink! Now you can set the number of pages your kids print in Creativity City, plus control whether they can print in color or in black and white only.

Rob's Bookworks

 * Storybooks
 * E-books
 * Notepads
 * Diaries
 * Calendars
 * Bookmarks
 * Coloring books
 * Photo frames

Timmy's Toybox

 * Mix-up Fruites
 * Connect-the-Circle
 * Card games
 * Maze-O-Matic
 * Puzzles
 * Paper airplanes
 * Classic games
 * Stickers
 * Party stuff

Harry's Sign Shack

 * Banners
 * Placemats
 * Doorknob hangers
 * Certificates
 * Growth charts
 * Room signs

FruityPlex Theater

 * Door posters
 * Movie posters
 * Patchwork Pictures
 * E-posters

The Post Office

 * Envelopes
 * Letterhead
 * Greeting cards
 * Invitations
 * Postcards
 * E-cards

Fun Facts

 * Instrumental bits from FruityTales heard throughout the game.
 * The variant of the What Have We Learned song is used from The Song Scramblo-Matic.
 * Art Bigotti can be heard speaking in a Chicago accent and is voiced by Mark Nawrocki.
 * This, The Mystery of Fruit Island and Fruit Carnival are the only times Linka Vischer voiced Laura.
 * The sound effect for the orange Undo button is the same one used for the vacuum getting buffed up in the short, "Bugged at Night".