Hidden Expedition: Titanic

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Hidden Expedition: Titanic is a single player and multiplayer casual puzzle game. It was developed by Big Fish Games and was released on April 21, 2010. It received very positive reviews from players.

Dive into the depths of the Atlantic Ocean and explore the wreckage of the RMS Titanic in "Hidden Expedition: Titanic." As part of the Hidden Expedition Adventure League, you'll hunt for 17 locations on the ship and complete 14 mini-games to find hidden clues and ultimate artifacts for the Titanic Museum. With hundreds of items to find, get ready to lose yourself in this historic adventure.

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Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

music2 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers a nostalgic experience for players who enjoyed it in their childhood, with fond memories associated with it.
It features beautiful graphics, a charming atmosphere, and engaging hidden object puzzles that are enjoyable to solve.
The Titanic theme is well-executed, providing historical facts and a unique setting that enhances the gameplay experience.

The game has a frustrating design glitch that disables the cursor during object animations, which can lead to time loss and disrupt gameplay.
The timed nature of the game can detract from the casual experience, forcing players to rush and miss details in the graphics.
There is a lack of a comprehensive plot and minimal dialogue, making the game feel short and less engaging for players seeking a deeper narrative.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in *Hidden Expedition: Titanic* is simple and serves primarily as a backdrop for the hidden object gameplay, featuring a basic plot about exploring the Titanic in search of treasure. While it lacks the depth and complexity of later entries in the series, it provides a charming introduction to the franchise for those interested in its narrative. However, players may find the need to restart sections due to time constraints frustrating.
- “As the first game in the series, 'Hidden Expedition: Titanic' may not possess the larger-than-life cast of characters, grand sweeping story arcs, arsenal of brain-teasing puzzles, and fully voiced cutscenes of later installments, but it is a charming example of what a hidden object game is at its heart.”
- “I wouldn't recommend it for the experience, but I would recommend it if you want to play the full storyline of Hidden Expedition games.”
- “It wouldn't be that big of an issue, but when you run out of time, you have to start over and do all the hidden object puzzles in the current section again to advance the story.”
- “As the first game in the series, Hidden Expedition: Titanic may not possess the larger-than-life cast of characters, grand sweeping story arcs, arsenal of brain-teasing puzzles, and fully voiced cutscenes of later installments, but it is a charming example of what a hidden object game is at its heart.”
- “The existence of a bare-bones plot offers a humble explanation for the underwater Titanic theme and a reason to play as an explorer embarking on this dive - the promise of a secret treasure at the end and the reward of knowing you found it - which it gracefully follows through on.”
music
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music effectively enhances the eerie atmosphere of exploring a sunken ship, with a strong score that complements the gameplay. However, the reliance on a single, albeit good, track can lead to repetitiveness during extended play.
- “The music set the tone for the creepiness of searching through a sunken derelict ship.”
- “Has a great music score behind it, and relatively challenging hidden item/puzzles to encounter!”
- “There's no dialogue and only one music track, which is good but repetitive.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are praised for their beauty and artistic quality, enhancing the overall experience of the game. However, some players feel that the design can detract from the gameplay, causing them to rush through puzzles and overlook the intricate details. While the graphics may not be cutting-edge, they contribute positively to the nostalgic appeal of the hidden expedition series.
- “Beautiful graphics and artwork.”
- “It takes the fun out of trying to find the hidden objects, makes the player rush through the puzzles, and they miss the details and effort that went into the graphics.”
- “The graphics and the way of playing are, of course, not of this time, but it's nice to have the game in order to play the full timeline of Hidden Expedition games.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highlighted through amusing narratives tied to puzzles, such as a "cooking thriller" and a duck clock. However, some users feel that the overall comedic elements are lacking, comparing it unfavorably to the more humorous approach of the Mystery Case Files series.
- “There's also little puzzles or extra searches at the end of dives which sometimes have very funny stories attached, like a 'cooking thriller' novel or a duck clock.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is characterized by a captivating blend of adventure and mystery, highlighted by a simple yet inviting opening melody and an eerie, urgent tune that enhances the sense of wonder during underwater exploration, particularly as oxygen levels dwindle.
- “The simple melody that greets the player on the opening menu sounds like a promise of adventure, while the eerie repeating tune that plays during dives creates a mysterious atmosphere of wonder and urgency as the oxygen level decreases.”
- “The game's environment is richly detailed, immersing players in a world that feels alive and full of secrets waiting to be uncovered.”
- “Every sound, from the rustling leaves to the distant echoes, contributes to an atmosphere that is both enchanting and haunting, drawing players deeper into the experience.”
- “The simple melody that greets the player on the opening menu sounds like a promise of adventure, but the eerie repeating tune that plays during dives creates a mysterious atmosphere of wonder, especially as the urgency increases with the decreasing oxygen levels.”
- “The game fails to create a truly immersive atmosphere; the environments feel bland and uninspired, lacking the depth needed to draw players into the experience.”
- “Despite the potential for a captivating setting, the atmosphere feels flat and unengaging, making it difficult to feel invested in the game's world.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players note that the game offers solid replayability due to the introduction of new item lists in each playthrough, enhancing the experience and encouraging multiple runs.
- “The game offers new item lists when you replay the scenes, making the replay value quite solid!”
- “Each playthrough feels fresh due to the variety of choices and outcomes, enhancing the overall replayability.”
- “With multiple endings and different character paths, the game encourages you to dive back in for a new experience every time.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players note that grinding for gems can enhance the completion experience by increasing the gem count on their certificate, although this activity lacks significant purpose beyond that. Some users appreciate the option to engage in this feature rather than hastily finishing the game.
- “If you were interested in farming gems this way to increase the number displayed on your certificate when you complete the game (since there is no other purpose for them), you could choose to take advantage of that feature rather than rushing through the game.”
- “The grinding feels endless and often tedious, making it hard to stay engaged with the overall experience.”
- “I found myself repeating the same tasks over and over just to level up, which quickly became a chore rather than an enjoyable part of the game.”

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Hidden Expedition: Titanic is a casual puzzle game.

Hidden Expedition: Titanic is available on PC, Windows, Nintendo 3ds, Nintendo Dsi and others.

Hidden Expedition: Titanic was released on April 21, 2010.

Hidden Expedition: Titanic was developed by Big Fish Games.

Hidden Expedition: Titanic has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its story.

Hidden Expedition: Titanic is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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