Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!

Based off the Nickelodeon television show and its particular episode Attack of the 50-Foot Fleegle, Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! involves the player, or Wubbzy, handling a pet fleegle. When initially in the main menu, the player can choose between "Learning Adventure," "Learning Zone," "Sing Along," and "Options."

Selecting "Learning Adventure" takes the player to its menu, which has three choices including "Adventure Play," "Quick Play," and "Settings." The main game, "Adventure Play," features Wubbzy purchasing a fleegle; he neglects and throws out the care manual on the way home, then falls asleep, unaware that the fleegle grows when eating sweets. Can Wubbzy shrink it back to its original size? In all, there are three regular stages and one final minigame to play in total. In "Quick Play," the player can choose one of the four stages from the main game. In "Settings," the player can select "Easy" or "Difficult," which affects the main game's gameplay.

Upon choosing "Learning Zone," the player can play one of three games, with an option to use Vtech's V.Smile PC Pal: "Wubbzy's Magic Tricks," "Dancing Doodles," and "Hide-and-Seekity-Seek." The first game has the player finish the color combination or type the word shown in order for Wubbzy to pull out from his hat an animal. The second has the player draw with a pen or joystick the path shown in order to have Wubbzy learn dance moves. The third has the player spot certain animals in a landscape by using a mouse or joystick. In "Settings," the player can once again select "Easy" or "Difficult," which affects the the secction's gameplay.

In "Sing Along," the player can do karaoke with the TV show's season two theme song, along with "Wubbzy Wiggle." He/she has the option to include the voiceovers played in the music; with voiceovers, the theme song would sound like the exact version of its show counterpart, and "Wubbzy Wiggle" would include Wubbzy's singing. The volume of the music itself can also be altered. The microphone for the console can be used for both of those songs.

When "Options" is chosen, the player can choose to have music on or off; he/she can do the same with the tutorial selection.