Freddi Fish 5 featuring Mess Hall Mania®: The Case of the Creature of Coral Cove

A Fishy Conclusion Freddi Fish and Luther are a great dynamic duo that benefit the story greatly. Animations, Artstyle, Gameplay all are very well done while having a detective style story which is myterious at first and requires a little brain work to solve that keeps it interesting and engaging. More puzzles that were fun to solve, more items to collect, more things to interact with and more fantastic cutscenes. It's an outstanding game that improves on Freddi 1 - 4 . Soundtrack is very groovy, catchy and nice As a conclusion to the series, it does a great job and captures what made the other games memorable while providing its own spin to keep it unique and interesting.

This game was fun and challenging!

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A wonderful point-and-clicker from my childhood! This art style, music, animation, plot, voice acting - it's all great! Especially for a game from the 2001!

My sister and I played Freddi Fish as kids between approx. 2005 and 2008 and the art from this game will forever be imprinted on my mind. The gorgeous jewel-tone color palette, whimsical shaping of space and horizon lines, lovely texture work, and funny little animations are visuals that will never die. And can we talk about that corner of Kipper's shop with its gorgeous moody light source and that plump little sack of flour/sugar sitting on the shelf? Just delicious. And I would be remiss to not talk about how the animation of the sponge scrubbing the tv screen in the sunken ship kept me hypnotized for several minutes at a time as a kid. The sound track and voiceover (shout out to Nick from Nick's Nacks) plus all of the perfectly aged sound effects will always have my heart. As an artist and an 00's kid, this game is a source of perpetual inspiration and delight.

Freddi Fish was one of my first ever video games I played as a kid, and I am thrilled that they are now all available on Steam. I'm sharing them with my much younger sister, and she loves them too.