Underplayed Gems

Hansel & Gretel (2006)

Hansel & Gretel cover
Developer
Aqua Pacific
Publisher
Phoenix Games
Platforms
PlayStation 2
Genres
Adventure

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How it feels

A gentle, low-stakes mix of watching a cartoon retelling of a fairy tale and casually solving sliding puzzles, jigsaws, and coloring pages.

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About

Hansel & Gretel is an Adventure game, developed by Aqua Pacific and published by Phoenix Games, which was released in Europe in 2006. It is another of the Phoenix games that features a mix between watching a cartoon and a collection of sliding puzzles, jigsaw puzzles and colouring images. This time the story is based on the classic fairy tale of German origin. Deep in the forest lives a poor woodcutter with his vicious wife and two nice children, Hansel and Gretel. The family are poverty stricken and cannot afford to eat. The nasty wife convinces her husband to take the children into the woods and to leave them there. What will become of the children? The game includes various activities: Watching cartoons, Colouring, Pairs Activity, Jigsaw Puzzle, Sliding Puzzle

Screenshots

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