Puzzle game - Windows 95

[Lynnrose]

I was talking to someone at work today about computer games and he was saying that there was only one game that he loved playing in the days of Windows 95.
He can't remember the name of it, but the clues are - it was a puzzle game, there was a pirate or Captain and he thinks he was called Fleetwood, part of the puzzle was moving bricks and once you solved one puzzle you moved onto the next puzzle and so on?

I have trawled around Google and could only come up with 'Chip's Challenge' and some guy that asked a similar question here, (and see below) but the poster didn't get a reply.
I have sent my friend a link on 'How to Run an Older Program in Windows XP and Vista' as he says he has the old disc of the game somewhere.

Anyone think they know what the game is?

im looking for this game i played when i was younger, it was probably released somewhere between 94 and 98. one of them is this pirate game, where you sail the seas and there are a bunch of mini games, and the main goal is to find little puzle pieces to complete a terasure map. i know there was one mini game involving a parrot, one involving a boat in a bottle, and one involving a cannon, where you shoot random things at sea. the other game was from the same era, and the whole game was based around mini games. there was one involving a wizard i believe, and there was one wher eyou have to raise a dragon from egg to adulthood by feeding him different foods, teaching him o walk and breathe fire, and playing music to make him happy. if you have any idea what games im talking about please let me know. thanks

[elvisuk]

no LynnRose

[Lynnrose]

Found out that it is called 'Monkey Island'
The Fleetwood is actually 'Threepwood '

The Monkey Island saga is known throughout the gaming world and is considered some of the best adventure games ever. The Secret of Monkey Island is the game that started it all. You control the hero Guybrush Threepwood who wants to be a pirate, but he quickly learns that he must go through three trials to become a pirate. On one of his quests he meets the lovely governor Elaine Marley and falls in love with her. Just as he thinks everything is perfect, she gets kidnapped by the evil ghost pirate LeChuck.

[mikkh]

Yes, entertaining but frustrating game. I can't imagine giving it more than 5 minutes play nowadays because what was unique and novel in those days now just looks laughably poor.

I see some joker is trying to cash in on someone's nostalgic whim by trying to sell a boxed set of the whole series of games for £130, plus £25 shipping!! - dream on sunshine

uk.ebid.net/for-sale/monkey-island-bounty-pack-escape-from-mi-8431884.htm?from=googlebase

And with a start date of Jan 2009 and an end instruction of 'till sold' it looks like it might be there a while longer

[Lynnrose]

Lol, bet no-one will be silly enough to buy it from him. Amazon is releasing the game for Vista/XP in March £25 it seems.

[ken]

I expect the nostalga will wear off, when someone buys it and finds it wont run on their brand new Windows 7 laptop. People see Vista and assume it will work on Win7, but it might not without running a VM. Still I expect we will find out in March.