Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It? box art
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Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It?

2000 · Steel Monkeys · Educational, Logic Puzzle · 1 player

About

Bob the Builder: Can We Fix It? is a single-player PlayStation game developed by Steel Monkeys and published by THQ. It was released in Europe in December 2000, followed by a North American release in 2001.

Based on the BBC television series, the game puts Bob and the Can-Do Crew at the centre of construction-themed activities designed for young children.

The PlayStation edition contains eight activities, including Travis' Race Day, Plumbing Puzzle, Can We Build It?, Bubble Trouble, Scary Spud, Wendy's Birthday, and Where's Pilchard?

Players guide the show's characters and construction vehicles through tasks such as racing, repairing pipes, rebuilding a bridge, and rescuing animals. The game uses voices and music from the television series.

Each activity offers three difficulty settings. The eight-activity PlayStation release is distinct from the PC version and from the separate Game Boy Color game Bob the Builder: Fix It Fun!.

Gallery

Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It? — Box front
Box front
Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It? — Box back
Box back
Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It? — Title screen
Title screen
Bob the Builder : Can We Fix It? — Screenshot
Screenshot

Details

Developer
Steel Monkeys
Publisher
THQ
Genre
Educational, Logic Puzzle
Players
1
Release Date
December 1, 2000
System
PS1

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