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Pirate heroine Nelly Cootalot takes on the villainous Baron Widebeard in this point and click adventure game. Meet a cast of outlandish characters and face perplexing challenges in your quest for the Treasure of the Seventh Sea.
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MonsterVineSamantha LienhardMar 20165/5Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet is a charming and entertaining point-and-click adventure game, with logical puzzles, a lighthearted story, and truly hilarious dialogue.
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Pure NintendoKirstie SummersJul 20199/10Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet is the kind of charming and hilarious adventure game that only happens when real love goes into its creation.
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GameSpewFelix WongApr 20169/10My only complaint about the game [is] I just want to explore another mysterious island with Nelly for a few more hours. Is that too much to ask for?
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TechRaptorIan McGillMar 20167/10Great aesthetic, witty and entertaining if a little simplistic in game design and difficulty.
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Nintendo TimesChris LaramieJul 20197/10GOOD - Nelly Cootalot is worth a look if you are a fan of games like Maniac Mansion or Monkey Island. The story is just adult enough for older audiences to enjoy and for kids to still get a kick out of the humor. Hit and miss controls slightly hamper the experience, but overall it’s still a fun time.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 7 ratings.
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