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- Platform: Windows NT / 98 / 2000 / Me / 95
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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- Freddi Fish is a classic title that's bound to bring back memories!
- Filled with memorable characters, clever tests of problem solving, creative logic and spatial skills.
- This adventure is more difficult than the earlier titles with two different pathways through the game.
- This game was compatible with the original range of Macs, but only works with System 9 and earlier.
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Product Description
The final mystery in the Freddi Fish series of logic and reasoning games. Freddi Fish and Luther are invited to the grand opening of Coral Cove Park. It unfolds though that the authorities have closed the park before it can even open, as a mysterious sea creature is rumoured to be lurking inside the new attraction. Players must help Freddi and Luther investigate the whereabouts of the creature and discover why it has chosen Coral Cove as a hiding place.
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40 of 40 people found the following review helpful
Great Game to play as a Family!
3 Jun 2003
I have Freddi Fish 3 (Case of the Stolen Conch Shell) and this one they're my children's (6 and 4) favorites! We have LOTS of games, but these have so much to click on, little games inside, and elements that change every time, making the game different. We got this one last September and they still ask to play it almost every other day! (The same goes for the one we've had for 2 years also!) Everything by Humongous Entertainment is fabulous! They put a lot of work into these games so they would never get boring. The extra game in "The Creature of Coral Cove" is a variation of Battleship! Lots of great one-liners and a Clown Fish with the dry Stephen Wright type humor (all squeaky clean, of course). Heck, I'm 28 and I like to play it too! (shhh...) This is one of the best things I could have spent my $ on for my kids. I don't have to clean it up off the floor, it's not in the toy closet a week later! Plus they're learning valuable reasoning and deduction skills! Excellent Game!
32 of 35 people found the following review helpful
What Fun.
17 May 2003
This is a great CD. Grandma Grouper's seeds are missing. This is horrible. Freddi Fish and Luther rush to the rescue. The game encourages children to solve problems, think creatively, develop memory skills and on top of all of that, it's fun to play.
My son is 4 and he really enjoys this game. He started trying to play it at age 3 but it was a bit too hard. Now he can do it mostly independent of help.
One of many positives is that each time you solve the game, when you restart the game, it's a whole new set of problems and puzzles to solve.
My only suggestion would be that you seriously consider getting some of the later Freddi Fish games rather than the earlier games. I suggest this mainly because the newer games are better with more puzzles than this one.
Enjoy.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
What an Adventure
18 Jan 2004
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I purchased Freddi Fish 5 for my 4.5 year old son. He is very proficient with other adventure games - Putt Putt Saves the Zoo and Clifford Thinking Games, as two examples. This game is MUCH more complex and difficult - it's not impossible, but it is extremely time consuming and can be frustrating.
The primary issue I have with the game is there are 40 or more locations within the game that the child must navigate to find and manipulate objects and characters. Unlike some other games, the locations aren't built in a simple hub and spoke configuration. There are locations that branch into yet more branches and there is no electronic map the child can access to jump quickly between far off locations. Going without a map certainly helps the child to develop a sense of direction and memory, but can be tiresome, as a wrong turn can take a while to correct.
All in all, the game is great - but I'm over 30 and relatively intelligent and found solving the puzzle somewhat challenging. This is best left to a slightly older child who does not get frustrated quickly and is able to concentrate for longer periods.
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