Freddi Fish and Luther's Water Worries Reviews

it's probably the fact that a made myself play the whole game in one sitting, but i did not have fun.

Freddi Fish and Luther's Water Worries is a sort of the equivalent to Pajama Sam's Sock Works game. Instead of a logic-based conveyor belt, puzzle game, Luther floats around (controlled by your mouse) while you shoot bubbles. Similar to the game I mentioned, you play levels (each being about a minute or so long based on your skill level) and that is about it. Also, like Maze Madness and Sock Works, there isn't an interactive adventure or story, but Freddi and Luther go down a vent (?) in the sea floor where they need to shoot bubbles to collect random stuff (like worms). For the time, it very much fits the art style of the other Humongous games and is still fun, but for only about 5 minutes. For me, having playing many of the Pajama Sam, Freddi the Fish, Spy Fox, and Putt Putt games numerous times as a youth, these mini-game titles were never my favorite. I didn't encounter any bugs or performance issues when i played (yeah, I have played a fair bit more than 0.1 hours). The UI is charming (as edu-tainment games should have interesting, wacky graphics) and the sounds are fitting. The game won't take too long for an adult to beat and most children (especially these days) would not likely finish the game due to the lack of game play variety. I don't hate the game or have serious qualms with it, but it does fall flat when you are buying and playing it alone. Even in the Freddi Fish Complete Bundle, it is likely to be the least played one of the collection. I enjoy the Humongous games, but $99.99 USD is a good deal for 35 games (compared to most modern games) and that is what I would recommend.