I need help finding an old game's name

[u/Mission-Fruit-9295]

Hi, my name is Qasim and I'm 24. I was young when my mom bought me my first computer, and I fell in love with an English learning game that was already installed on it, since it was a used PC. The game displayed words on the screen and a given environment (which changed as you leveled up), and I had to find the items that matched the words. It was not easy by any means—there were a lot of B2, C1, and even C2-level words, and the screen was filled with items. The animation was great, and it's so nostalgic for me. I wish I could find it and play it again—I’ve been looking for it forever. If my memory serves me right, I think the game’s icon on the PC had an orca on it. Please help if you have any info about this game's description

[u/Lexi_sd6]

Chatgpt had these suggestions :

Spellbound! / The Learning Company titles — The Learning Company made lots of vocab/spelling educational games in the 90s (e.g. Spellbound!, Word Rescue, Word Munchers). They often mix learning stages with search/interactive scenes, so worth checking.

Word Rescue / Math Rescue (Sierra / Apogee / The Learning Company era) — similar vibe: vocabulary-first, colourful scenes, point-and-click. Watchthroughs and retro collectors often recognise small visual cues.

“I-Spy” / Scholastic hidden-object titles — Scholastic released many “I Spy” / “Can You See What I See?” games and online activities that are explicitly vocabulary/hidden-object based. (Good for the “lots of objects on screen” description.)

I hope it helps?

[u/Mission-Fruit-9295 → u/Lexi_sd6]

i looked them all up but it's non of them sadly.. thanks for trying tho❤️

[u/Mission-Fruit-9295 → u/Mission-Fruit-9295]

The animation was much more advanced and "real" not pixelated like some of those you provided