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Organization: Nat Geo Games
Titanic’s Keys to the Past Walkthrough
Welcome to the Titanic's Keys to the Past walkthrough on Gamezebo. Titanic's Keys to the Past is a hidden object game created by National Geographic and Play Way. Travel back in time to the Titanic's maiden voyage to solve a mystery and save your grandmother. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
Titanic’s Keys to the Past Review
Titanic's Keys to the Past started life as "Titanic: Unsolved Mysteries," and when we previewed the game back in March, it seemed like it could have a lot of potential. Unfortunately, screenshots can only tell you so much, as the final product is a horribly designed, technical mess that feels like nothing more than a heartless cash-in on the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
Titanic’s Keys to the Past Preview
Nat Geo Games is at it again, and with the help of Polish designer PlayWay, has taken a famous historical event and transformed it into what looks to be an immersive gaming experience. This time, the company's upcoming Titanic: Unsolved Mystery will allow players to enter the world's first "ocean floor museum" (the remains of the Titanic having been surrounded in a large dome and now being available to tour) where they'll find the ability to travel back and forth through time to uncover the remaining mysteries of the doomed ocean liner.Build It Green: Back to the Beach Review
Although environmental protection has become less of a hot topic oer the last two years, it's still a popular theme in games. The latest title with a "green" spin is Build It Green: Back to the Beach, from developer Nat Geo Games. The new building simulation, which could be the twin of Merscom's Plan It Green, asks the player to revamp various polluted districts into prime examples of green suburbs and industrial zones.
Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery Review
Most people trust the National Geographic brand, which means there's a sizeable built-in audience for a game that uses the magazine's photography and writing as its foundation. Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery, a new hidden object game published by National Geographic Games that turns the death of Chinese emperor Qin Shihuangdi into a whodunit, plays to this audience to mixed effect.
Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery Preview
Blending ancient cultures and hidden objects isn't always easy. That's why we tend to leave it up to the pros at National Geographic. Lilly Wu and the Terra Cotta Mystery is the next release from Nat Geo Games, and tells the tale of a forensic expedition trying to solve a 2000 year old mystery.