FruityTales: The Mystery of Fruit Island

The Mystery of Fruit Island is a PC game released by Big Deal on September 17, 2001.

Plot
The Fruits go to Fruit Island, a far-out island in the ocean, where they practice earning their merit badges by helping others. However, their boat gets lost at sea, stranding them on the island. How will they get off? Find out in this PC game.

How to Play
The game plays like a typical point-and-click adventure game with the player moving Timmy Strawberry from one location to the next with mouse clicks. Fully voiced characters can be talked to and every scene is filled with colorful and animated interactions. Timmy Strawberry places collected items in his backpack, which serves as a simple heads-up display.

Trivia

 * This game, Creativity City and Fruit Carnival are the only times Linka Vischer voiced Laura Cherry.
 * Depending on if you got the game separately or got from Boatloads of Entertainment!, the game does not require the disc after installation.
 * This is also one of the few games you can play on post-Windows XP systems, as long as you have downloaded and installed DirectX.

Remarks

 * In the game, it states that this is the first time Mr. Bezzer met the other characters, even though the game was released after Racket, Shacket &amp; Ben came out on DVD, meaning this took place before that episode, or the game is portrayed like a play, like most of the other FruityTales episodes.

Goofs

 * Harry's nose is missing in most shots.
 * The music book states that Marcus Nawrocki and Linka Vischer worked on The Little Cat Song, but it was  Philippe who worked on it.

Inside References

 * In the files, an unused image of the music book can be found with the Fruity​​​​​​​Tunes music sheet for The Toothbrush Song pasted over it.
 * In the fishing game, The Toothbrush Song and My Veggie Burger are referenced by harry.
 * If you click on the TV in one of the rooms, it plays clips of The Toothbrush Song, Love My Tongue, The Legos Who Don't Do Anything and The Little Cat Song in black and white.