The AOL Games Blog

1. Hidden Expedition: Titanic

Titanic has been the biggest game on the site since it launched back in August, and cements Big Fish Games, the developer, as the leading game-makers in the land. Titanic followed the same pattern as the hit Mystery Case Files series (track down hidden objects in a series of pictures), but in this instance you need to recover antiques from the wrecked ship instead of solving a crime. There's the usual mix of beautiful locations, mini games, and clever word play to sustain interest too. A little bird tells us that the next Hidden Expedition game will be set on Everest - more as we get it. 

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• #8 Comment from woodgate4 
  02/02/07 14:35 | Permalink

  this is a very good game i am allways playing it
• #7 Comment from mrutherford05 
  12/01/07 16:05 | Permalink

  i have been trying to get this game since it came onto the computers and in the shops ,but have had no luck and as i dont have a credit or debit card i cant buy it online,its a great game so are mystry case files and mystry case filesprime suspects and i haven been able to get any of them ,why cant more be put into other shops and not just wh smith
• #6 Comment from jenny17668 
  08/01/07 20:41 | Permalink

  yes my daughter and i played it, and thought it was great
• #5 Comment from lisaroot145 
  07/01/07 16:54 | Permalink

  boring i certianly would not reccomend it im very disapointed
  
• #4 Comment from ycornish005 
  03/01/07 17:12 | Permalink

  Same 'rules' as Mystery Case Files, aids concentration and memory, a little harder though, but thats maybe because only just started playing, once the 'old grey matter' kicks in, I'll remember where that darn gold watch is hidden!!- And dont forget to collect the jewels in this one.  :>)