As far as children’s video games are concerned, few are as iconic as Freddi Fish. First launched in 1994, the point-and-click adventure game challenges players to solve puzzles and mysteries, featuring a colorful cast of characters and charming animations. The games were incredibly popular when they first hit the market, and you (and your kids) can relive the glory days with the upcoming Freddi Fish Collection. Currently available on most digital storefronts, the Freddi Fish Collection is getting a physical Switch and PS5 release on April 17.
If you want to add another kid-friendly game to your collection, check out Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club. Currently on sale for $35 (was $40), it has you teaming up with the entire Peanuts cast as you trek around town and solve a variety of mysteries. For something a bit more energetic, Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled is just $24 (was $40) on Switch. It offers tons of customization options if you really want to tinker with your build, but even young players should be able to have some fun flying around its tracks.
Other choices include Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed for $30 (was $40), Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 for $30 (was $60), and Bluey: The Videogame for $18 (was $40). The Hot Wheels game gets you racing action similar to CTR, while Mario & Sonic might be a good choice since the Winter Olympics are right around the corner. Keep in mind that you’ll be competing in summer events like track and field, not winter ones like hockey–but the accessible mini-games are great for kids of all ages. Bluey, meanwhile, features four interactive levels for kids to explore. And with support for co-op, it’s a fun choice for a laidback game night.
More Kids Games
- Bluey: The Videogame — $18 (
$40) - Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled — $24 (
$40) - Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed — $30 (
$40) - Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 — $30 (
$60) - Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club — $34 (
$40)
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