Review: Titanic Mystery (DS)

Exactly 100 years after the original ship sailed on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, the all-new Titanic sets off on the same voyage. Build with the same level of luxury and extravagance, but with modern day safety designs and up to date lifeboats.

Pros:

• Hidden objects gameplay.
• Nice artwork graphics.
• 4 profile slots.
• Touchscreen and face button controls.
• 10 chapters to play through.  Each chapter has several levels within them.
• Find diary entries with Titanic facts on them.
• Local offline leaderboard.
• Mini games to unlock to uncover more clues.  Jigsaws for example are used and work really well.
• Huge playing area.  So much so you have to scroll around the screen.
• Hints available.

Cons:

• Little to no replay ability.
• Very basic.
• Some levels are so simple it’s like they didn’t even try to hide objects.
• DS game so no 3D support.

in Summary,  the game does exactly what it says on the tin.  Find hidden objects,  learn facts about the Titanic and do a few mini games.  That’s it and not more can really be said.  It’s a short game and is a bit on the easy side. A throw away experience with minimal game play.