Game Review - Freddi Fish: ABC's Under the Sea

About the Game

Atari, one of the world’s most recognized publishers and producers of interactive entertainment, announces today the release of Freddi Fish™ ABC’s Under the Sea, the children’s educational videogame for Nintendo DS™.  An ideal first DS title for kids 3 and up, Freddi Fish™ ABC’s Under the Sea offers engaging, fun-filled gameplay, and amusing scenarios that enable children to build fundamental skill sets including logical thinking, problem solving, and memory. 

 

Freddi Fish™ ABC’s Under the Sea marks the latest installment in the award winning Freddi Fish video game franchise which follows the adventures of Freddi.  Freddi is the anthropomorphic, yellow fish who takes players on detective investigations with her pal, the green-colored Luther. Packed with 20+ hours of compelling stories and games, Freddi Fish™ ABC’s Under the Sea inspires and challenges kids while exploring Freddi’s underwater world. Using such skills as letter recognition, vocabulary, spelling, counting, directions, colors, and tracing, players will help Freddi solve her cases. Kids will also enjoy a wide range of fun mini-games such as Soup Stir, Counting Coral, and Bubble Bonanza. 

Developed by 1^st Playable, Freddi Fish™ ABC’s Under the Sea is rated EC for Early Childhood and carries a suggested retail price of $19.99. 

For more information, please log onto www.atari.com.

My Take on the Game
Being that Diva-J is now in school, she does whatever she can to simply eat up knowledge. From spelling with me on the couch to reading books, to practicing handwriting (never my subject!), she tries hard every step that she can. In knowing this, I found this game to be both fun and interactive.

I know that though some kids are motivated to learn outside of school, others need a little motivation, and this game gives that motivation. Through fun graphics and games, the player is taken into a world of learning (in a fun and interactive way).

In giving this game to Diva-J, she sat down and jumped right into the game and stayed there for a while. She did not seem to have many difficulties understanding what to do and the game kept her engaged for some time. I will say though that this game is geared for younger children than her and she found the game a bit easy (in her words). I think though that for someone like Diva-PJ who is going to be 3 next year, this game would be perfect!


Overall, a great game, and one that I would recommend, especially if you have a younger child just learning their ABC's.

If this game sounds like something you would like in your own home you can find it on Amazon!
 
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