- May 29, 2014
- Humongous Entertainment
Freddi Fish 4: The Case of the Hogfish Rustlers of Briny Gulch
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About
In "Freddi Fish 4: The Case of the Hogfish Rustlers of Briny Gulch," Freddi Fish and Luther set out to rescue Cousin Calico's prize-winning hogfish, who have been kidnapped by rowdy rustlers. Players explore Wild West locations, investigate clues, and meet new characters while developing logical thinking, problem-solving, and memory skills. With multiple paths and interactive elements, the game offers a unique experience each playthrough.







- A nostalgic trip that runs perfectly on modern hardware, allowing players to relive their childhood memories.
- Great for kids, offering fun logic and puzzle-solving gameplay that helps improve deduction skills.
- Charming art, engaging characters, and a delightful soundtrack make it a memorable experience for all ages.
- The story and characters are less engaging compared to previous entries, with some players finding the plot nonsensical.
- Technical issues such as poor lip-syncing and animation glitches detract from the overall experience.
- Some players feel the game lacks the polish and detail expected from the series, making it feel lazy in design.
story
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has received mixed reviews, with some praising its engaging characters and fun elements, while others criticize it for being nonsensical and poorly presented. Many users find the plot unmemorable and the fetch quests confusing, making it difficult to follow, despite a few humorous moments. Overall, the narrative seems to lack depth and coherence, leading to a disappointing experience for some players.
“This is my choice for the 2018 game of the year. This story-driven masterpiece by Humongous Entertainment features two bubbly and fun protagonists, Freddi Fish and his green pal Luther.”
“The fetch quests rely on ambiguous single dialogue clips that really would not be clear to a child.”
“The story goes by so alarmingly fast and has so many faults in it, that it's hard to find anything I really liked in it, apart from the unintentionally funny one-liners and horrible presentation quality.”
“It's just getting in that becomes the bulk of the story - not the mystery of who stole it, but how to get in and free the hogfish.”