In 1984, Sierra On-Line added three programs to their line of educational software with Wizard of Id's Touch Type, Story Maker, and Learning with Fuzzywomp".

"[2] Creative Computing (Volume 10, Number 4) explained: "Learning with Fuzzywomp includes four games for pre-readers which teach such basic skills as pattern matching, counting, number sequencing, and creative play.

"[1] RedKingsDreams argues the game teaches the following skills: goal seeking, contextual understanding, symbolic logic, and numerical literacy.

[3] Vintage Sierra wrote "This collection of four animated learning games is tailored to meet the needs of the child who cannot read; no words are used.

"[4] Commenting on how her 3-year old daughter reacted to Learning with Fuzzywomp, Evan Stubbs of RedKingsDream concluded: "An interesting game from the early days of Sierra – there’s no text in the entire game, encouraging her to learn goals through symbolic representation.