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Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure (Nintendo Wii, 2008)
Price:
£4.99
+ £2.30 postage
Returns:
60 days return. Buyer pays for return postage.
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The game looks really nice and it's hard enough to keep you busy for many hours. Great piece of work by Capcom!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Very happy, thank you.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I bought this game as it was reconmmened to me by a friend as I like point and click/adventure games. The story is interesting but a lot of the game does appear unoriginal, such as the "bad pirate" character is very much like LeChuck from the Monkey Island series (See Monkey Island 3/Curse of Monkey Island) It is a short game for hardcore gamers, especially those who play a lot of point and click games, and I would say casual gamers wouldn't take very long to complete it either. The Wii remote does get in the way of the gameplay and some of the actions required in the game become frustrating because of this. Overall the game has a good story and fun controls (most of the time). It somehow didn't grip me like other point and click games, and could have done with a bit more polishing I felt, but it was a pretty solid little game.Also if you are looking for a taxing puzzle game that takes you weeks to complete it isn't really the game for you, but is a good game between games.Read full review
I usually hate point and click games - so when I started playing this game and discovered it was point and click, I was pretty sceptical. But after perusing the levels for a good hour, I realised that it was much more - probably the most thoughtful, intricate, and cleverly designed game on the wii (which also makes brilliant use of the wiimote). Some of the puzzles in this game will take you several hours to figure out (the last level which takes about 10 minutes after you know what you're doing took me around 2 and a half hours to figure out). The level design is second to none in my opinion, you will marvel at the amount of thought that went into creating the puzzles. Yeah it does get frustrating, but if it was straightforward this game would lack the X-factor that makes it so great. And the best part is, after you complete it, one can't help but complete all the side quests and trying to get ti 100% completion. One minor complaint: no where near enough violence. But who cares so the bottom line is: GET IT!! :DRead full review
Frustratingly slow plot sections spoil an otherwise fantastic puzzle game. Nice difficulty increases but plot video sections, particularly the intro, will quickly start driving you round the bend. Also, so many short bits of dialog to click thru you might get a sore thumb.
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