- February 24, 2015
- KnowWonder
Finding Nemo
Platforms
About
"Finding Nemo" is a point-and-click adventure game based on the 2003 Pixar film, following the story of clownfish Marlin searching for his lost son Nemo. Players can switch between Marlin and Nemo, solving puzzles to progress the story. The game features actual clips from the film and is intended for younger audiences.











- The game provides a nostalgic experience for those who played it as children, with many players enjoying the trip down memory lane.
- It's a charming point-and-click adventure that can be fun for young children, featuring simple puzzles and familiar characters from the movie.
- The inclusion of cutscenes from the movie adds a nice touch, allowing players to relive key moments while playing.
- The game is very short, typically taking less than an hour to complete, leading to concerns about its replayability and overall value.
- Many players found the gameplay to be simplistic and lacking in depth, with some describing it as boring and not engaging enough.
- Technical issues such as low resolution, poor voice acting, and a lack of controller support detract from the overall experience.
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a condensed retelling of the beloved "Finding Nemo," presented through cutscenes that evoke nostalgia for fans of the movie. While the art style is praised and the simultaneous storylines of Nemo and Marlin are a cute touch, many players find the overall narrative too short and the gameplay overly simplistic, leading to disappointment compared to other Disney adaptations. Despite its shortcomings, it serves as a cozy, easy experience for younger audiences.
“The flow of the storyline, mixed with the absolutely phenomenal art style makes for a truly once in a lifetime experience.”
“Story is told via little cutscenes which are real movie scenes - very nice!”
“I like the simultaneous storylines of Nemo & Marlin - cute idea!”
“The story is way too short and the gameplay is way too simple.”
“It only took me a bit over an hour to play through the story, because even though you do follow the separate adventures of both Marlin and Nemo, it is an abridged re-telling of the story.”
“☐ has a story, but it’s boring.”