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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Features
Platform: Nintendo Wii
- Explore 20 levels in search of clues and solve challenging puzzles
- EXCLUSIVE to the Wii edition – unlock the bonus level and visit the Titanic
- Multiple endings offer a unique experience as you discover the secrets of the Titanic
- Discover hundreds of hidden objects and puzzles to unravel secret clues
- Features interactive puzzles with the use of the Wii Remote
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Product Description
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Manufacturer's Description
A lost world of hidden objects and puzzles
Hidden Mysteries: Titanic takes place aboard the R.M.S Titanic on her fateful maiden voyage across the Atlantic. Explore the most famous ship in the world and feel the ship’s deck creak beneath you as you go in search for hidden objects, decode secret puzzles and solve the greatest sea mystery ever! Overcome challenging puzzles and obstacles to progress the ship’s timeline, starting from April 10th 1912, the date Titanic left Southampton, to the cold night of April 15th 1912 when Titanic sunk beneath the waves.
Explore 20 levels in search of clues and solve challenging puzzles so you can get to a lifeboat in time!
EXCLUSIVE to the Wii edition – unlock the bonus level and visit the Titanic nearly 100 years after its tragic sinking!
Decide how your story will end – multiple endings offer a unique experience as you discover the secrets of the Titanic
Discover hundreds of hidden objects and puzzles to unravel secret clues
Features interactive puzzles with the use of the Wii Remote
Product Description
A lost world of hidden objects and puzzles
Hidden Mysteries: Titanic takes place aboard the R.M.S Titanic on her fateful maiden voyage across the Atlantic. Explore the most famous ship in the world and feel the ships deck creak beneath you as you go in search for hidden objects, decode secret puzzles and solve the greatest sea mystery ever! Overcome challenging puzzles and obstacles to progress the ships timeline, starting from April 10th 1912, the date Titanic left Southampton, to the cold night of April 15th 1912 when Titanic sunk beneath the waves.
Explore 20 levels in search of clues and solve challenging puzzles so you can get to a lifeboat in time!
EXCLUSIVE to the Wii edition unlock the bonus level and visit the Titanic nearly 100 years after its tragic sinking!
Decide how your story will end multiple endings offer a unique experience as you discover the secrets of the Titanic
Discover hundreds of hidden objects and puzzles to unravel secret clues
Features interactive puzzles with the use of the Wii Remote
- Explore 20 levels in search of clues and solve challenging puzzles
- EXCLUSIVE to the Wii edition unlock the bonus level and visit the Titanic
- Multiple endings offer a unique experience as you discover the secrets of the Titanic
- Discover hundreds of hidden objects and puzzles to unravel secret clues
- Features interactive puzzles with the use of the Wii Remote
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
Having read the only review on here at the moment, I wanted to say that I really don't agree with the previous reviewers totally negative comments. I will say good for you Sally if you got through it in 3 hours. Personally I don't play for that kind of time period generally, but that's not a criticism of anyone who does.
What I have played of it so far I quite like, though it's not perfect by any means. Very American imitations of quaint English Cockney's going on, which always annoys the hell out of me. Do American's that visit here and the ones visited by the English not pay attention to dialect and accent? Is it too much to ask that we hear real English people speaking acted parts in productions created in 2010? Anyway, that is my real gripe so far, but if you put that aside, I do quite like the rest. The graphics in Titanic are really quite nicely done in my opinion and the puzzles are not the hardest in the world, but okay.
By the way, this title has been available for a while now on PC and Mac as a download and does have a demo period if you search for it. The demo may be a good way of deciding if you like it enough to by the Wii title.
I think I should add that the last time a played an adventure game was on a PC and that was 7th Guest and the 11th Hour. I do play a reasonable amount of Wii games, but it's not my number one hobby. They tend to be sport and racing based titles on disc but I play a fair amount of WiiWare titles, so that may explain why I think the way I do about this particular title.
Titanic will probably appeal to casual gamers and possibly to those with an interest in Titanic itself, but don't go into this thinking you are getting a serious effort at recreation. At the end of the day this is a game that is released at £15 and I think you should keep in mind that other new titles for the Wii tend to be nearer £30, so I think you do get what you pay for.
What I have played of it so far I quite like, though it's not perfect by any means. Very American imitations of quaint English Cockney's going on, which always annoys the hell out of me. Do American's that visit here and the ones visited by the English not pay attention to dialect and accent? Is it too much to ask that we hear real English people speaking acted parts in productions created in 2010? Anyway, that is my real gripe so far, but if you put that aside, I do quite like the rest. The graphics in Titanic are really quite nicely done in my opinion and the puzzles are not the hardest in the world, but okay.
By the way, this title has been available for a while now on PC and Mac as a download and does have a demo period if you search for it. The demo may be a good way of deciding if you like it enough to by the Wii title.
I think I should add that the last time a played an adventure game was on a PC and that was 7th Guest and the 11th Hour. I do play a reasonable amount of Wii games, but it's not my number one hobby. They tend to be sport and racing based titles on disc but I play a fair amount of WiiWare titles, so that may explain why I think the way I do about this particular title.
Titanic will probably appeal to casual gamers and possibly to those with an interest in Titanic itself, but don't go into this thinking you are getting a serious effort at recreation. At the end of the day this is a game that is released at £15 and I think you should keep in mind that other new titles for the Wii tend to be nearer £30, so I think you do get what you pay for.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
Titanic was very engaging and fun to play. Although I believe aimed at a slightly younger audience, it kept me (40 year old) entertained for a solid few weeks. If you get stuck, there are plenty of hints available. Bonus feature at the end was a suprise and factually accurate. 5*.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Nintendo Wii
Fun:
This has to be one of the worst (and weirdest) things I've ever purchased. It's just awful. It has no apparent involvement with the story of the ship itself and begins with a bizarre scene based on a character who has had her ticket stolen, then continues , like some kind of surreal cluedo. The controls are totally frustrating and confusing, and I could not move away from the beginning levels, so it maybe gets better! Totally unsuitable for kids, and very un-user friendly.The accents are, as mentioned, unbelievably bad, and the graphics (which all seem to be static pictures) are also poor. Had to send it back.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Easy
This game is easy to complete which i thing is a bit of a money waste, good for beginners but not for the likes of people who mystery game alot!!
Published 12 months ago by Ms. K. C. H. Mccall
Titanic on Wii
Got this for xmas and was amazed at just how quick we completed this game. Overall not to happy with it.
Published 16 months ago by J. Coubrough
Titanic
Hidden Mysteries: Titanic (Wii). Bought this game as a present for xmas. Have had nothig but good things said about it.
Published 16 months ago by Viv
over too quickly
this game only took about 3 hours to complete. i dont really know why it is a hidden mystery style because i think there were only about 10 sets of things to find throughout the... Read more
Published 18 months ago by M. Jones
Poor, boring Wii game
I bought this game expecting it to be brilliant, I had played a Titanic game on my PC years ago and thought this would be similar....How wrong I was. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Marian Ellison
Awful!
The puzzles are ridiculously easy, even without the hints, and the whole thing took around 3 hours to complete. A poor excuse for an adventure game.
Published 21 months ago by Sally134
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