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The 'ghost' obliges by lurking on the next screen, exiting down the stairs before Freddi and Luther arrive. There are plenty of other clickables here, but we'd best get to work by exiting the school and looking for clues. We can prompt the schoolteacher to sing a song by clicking on some sheet music on the wall. The same befalls Luther, as a ghost that looks suspiciously like a shark in a sheet makes off with his action figure, and our plot is underway.įreddi is quite plainly skeptical about the existence of ghosts, something not often seen in children's entertainment, and she vows to track down the ghost and reclaim the stolen toys.

As weenter the schoolhouse, we learn (with considerable economy of storytelling) that the young guppies are hiding because a ghost has been scaring them and stealing their toys.

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We can only travel to the right, following a sign leading to the schoolhouse.Ĭlicking on a harp on the next screen creates musical accompaniment for a short song by our heroes concerning their readiness for school - this game is full of these brief musical numbers. The story begins as Freddi Fish and her friend Luther are trying to make their way to school on time, with Luther carrying his Codfish Commando action figure and Freddi's inventory empty. Beyond this point, I'll be detailing my playthrough experience and there are certain to be. But I'd still encourage you to sample something from the Humongous library at some point, just to see what the company did with the animated adventure genre during a period when most other commercial activity had ceased. Plenty of non-essential clickable interactivity for the fun of it. I realize many of my hardcore adventuring readers won't find Freddi Fish 2 challenging enough to tackle it's aimed at younger children and the plot is very straightforward, livened up with The Steam editions actually run on ScummVM, maintaining compatibility with current hardware. This game uses the 640x480 resolution version, which remained in use at Humongous for some years after Lucasarts transitioned to 3-D, and takes advantage of CD-ROM storage with plenty of detailed, colorful artwork, a huge amount of animation, and quality voice and music tracks. Humongous Entertainment was founded by Ron Gilbert ( The Secret of Monkey Island), and he licensed the classic Lucasarts SCUMM point-and-click engine for his company's work.