Freddi Fish and the Case of the Missing Kelp Seeds
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About the GameGrandma Grouper’s kelp seeds are missing and without them all of the sea creatures will go hungry!
Help underwater detective Freddi Fish and her finny friend Luther solve the case. Explore underwater caves, deep canyons and colorful reefs, and discover fascinating places like King Crab’s Castle and A Sunken Ship Out of Time, in an effort to save the reef. Children use logical thinking and reasoning skills as they gather information and then use what they have learned to solve the mysteries of the sea!
Game Features:
- Help Freddi Fish and Luther find the missing seeds in 40 different places!
- Fun discoveries await children as they explore the ocean bed with Freddi — you never know what they’ll find!
- Kids have a great time exploring more than 500 secret click points — a new surprise every time they play!
This product uses ScummVM across Windows, Mac and Linux which is released under the GNU GPL v2.
For more information, please visit – http://www.scummvm.org
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Steam User 38
I'm a 38 year old man and had to find those kelp seeds for nostalgia purposes. Great game and it's just as I remember it. I might play through the rest of them. Definitely recommend these games to anyone looking for revisit their childhood a bit.
Steam User 6
So I bought this in a current humble bundle because I thought my 4 year old daughter would enjoy it. She was pretty enamored all the way through and I thought it was neat too. When I was a little kid I was really obsessed with the nes point and click adventure game Princess Tomato in the Salad kingdom. When I was a medium sized kid I really loved that obscure point and click game with Cheech Marin, Blazing Dragons. Never played Maniac Mansion much, but it looked neat too. When I was a larger kid I really liked the Monkey Island games. Never knew Freddi Fish, either he was before my time or I didn't have a computer when I was a kid. Anyways, it is charming and if you have a young child it's definitely worth snagging the humble bundle.
Steam User 5
Let me just say, this game changed my life. An absolute must play. Amazing graphics, deep story, and incredibly engaging gameplay. 10/10
Steam User 3
My son is four years old and he absolutely loved it! He sat in my lap and I controlled the mouse, but he did the rest of the work. Highly recommend for ages 4+. Will be buying the other ones (1-5) ever so often. I remember playing these when I was little and wanted to take a shot in the dark and try it out with my kids. Love these games! Also, the screenshot of the math is on a harder difficulty. You can choose easy mode and it's just counting the shapes.
Steam User 5
amazing story telling, amazing viosuals, i love you freddi fish
Steam User 0
One of the first computer games I ever played with my grandma.
Now I play it with my kids.
You can't go wrong with all of the Humongous Entertainment games for young children. They just don't make games like this anymore.
Steam User 0
Pure nostalgia for me. These were the first games I played as a 90s kid. Amazing how we've come full-circle and I can revisit this game on a platform I have build the later parts of my gaming interests on. It's a point-and-click puzzle game for kids, with easy controls and a nice storyline. There's also some really funny scenes and some educational elements (though not many). For adults, there's about an hour playtime. For kids I can imagine it's a bit longer. I'm in love, but also may be biased ;)