Hidden Mysteries: Titanic isn’t overly interesting, so I’m going to start my review in a similarly, not overly interesting, but perfectly functional sort of way. Just to get you in the mood so you know exactly what to expect from it. Big Fish Games isn’t quite a household name, but I’d wager it’s a company whose products have been in a great many homes. They primarily publish hidden object games for the PC; games that require players to pick out a variety of objects as determined by the game. They’re simple titles to say the least but they’re also quite relaxing, simple to get into and thus ideal for casual gamers. A spattering of similar titles has made their way to the DS. So we come to Hidden Mysteries: Titanic which as I’ve previously said, really isn’t very interesting.
Review: Hidden Mysteries: Titanic (DS)
Published: August 23, 2010
