Freddi Fish 5 The Case of The Creature of Coral Cove
$19.95		(Win95/98/2000/Me/XP/Classic Mac) (Retail) (FREDDI5DR) On other systems you can use ScummVM to run this.

Publisher: Humongous / Infogrames

Children: Ages 4-7

Ratings:

A from Just Adventure

There's More to this Case Than Meets the Eye!

Join Freddi Fish and her best friend Luther for the grand opening of beautiful Coral Cove Park - But wait! A mysterious sea creature has been seen lurking inside. If the park is to open on time you have to help Freddi and Luther find the clues, solve the puzzles and get to the bottom of this watery predicament.

Features:

New locations and puzzles each time you play

Packed with puzzles, games and activities

Find the clues and collect the tools to solve the mystery!

Freddi Fish series has won over 75 awards of excellence and has sold more than 2.5 million copies

Skills and Learning Objectives:

• Problem Solving
• Logical Thinking
• Shapes and Colors
• Numbers and Counting
• Memory Building
• Listening Skills

Bonus: CD includes 11 exclusive Freddie Fish audio tracks

For more information about Freddi

Requirements:

Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP: Pentium 133 MHz, 32 MB RAM, 20 MB free hard drive space, 1MB Windows compatible video card compatible with DirectX 5.0 or higher, Sound Card compatible with DirectX 5 or higher.

Macintosh: 132 MHz Power PC, System 7.5.5, 20 MB free hard disk space, 32 MB RAM, 4x CD-ROM drive.

Reviews:

Just Adventure by Randy Sluganski

"As in Spy Fox, the supporting cast is cute without being insufferable, and recurring characters provide a link to past games while new personalities also abound. Rollo the Clownfish has so many riddles and knock-knock jokes to tell you that he is ready to burst, Marty is an oily sardine interested only in dishonest real estate deals, and Nick is the quintessential beatnik, except he's a poetry spouting fish!"

"The puzzles and wide variety of inventory items are the stars of these games for the adventure gamer. Inventory-based point-and-click puzzles bring back fond memories of the LucasArts classics. Puzzles that appear easy on the surface are deceptively complicated and require numerous levels of progression to complete. Yet they always manage to sustain a sense of merriment--whether it be finding a glass bottle for a model ship or figuring out what to do with a rubber ducky (yes, TLJ lovers, another rubber ducky puzzle). Plus there are two different paths you can take playing the game--Drill Book or Jawfish--and each features its own unique set of puzzles.

"Highly recommended--and not just for children--for anyone who loves old-fashioned, point-and-click, mouse-controlled adventure games with beautiful animation. If you have never before tried any of the Humongous products, then you are in for a pleasant surprise, and you may find yourself sneaking to the computer once your child is sound asleep."

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