There's the whiff of a misspent premise around Camelot: The Game. The game is a tie-in to the Camelot series that Starz aired earlier this year and, rather curiously, formally canceled just a few weeks ago. The game's visuals are based directly on the look of the show, complete with photographs of the actors appearing both as decoration and in the tutorial (where the show's Merlin sends you through the steps of founding a village). Typically brand tie-in games on Facebook are very formulaic ones that leave lots of room for the license to shine, but Camelot: The Game has loftier goals.
Check out our tips and tricks for Righteous Kill. GENERAL TIPS Righteous Kill has 15 chapters to solve which consists mainly of looking for hidden objects. At the end of each hidden object section you will be given a new mini-game or puzzle to solve. This is a timed game. You have about 10-15 minutes to find several objects within a scene. There's no way to turn the timer off but you should still have enough time to find everything. While playing a mini-game, if you get stuck you hav...
Righteous Kill is a hidden object game inspired by the upcoming film of the same name starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino as two NYPD Detectives. But don't expect to see likenesses of either iconic actor in this game. Instead, you play a female detective in the newly-formed Vigilante Unit, a squad created to apprehend people who decide to take the law into their own hands.
Righteous Kill may not sound like a fitting title for a casual game, but believe it or not it's a hidden object game from Merscom and Starz Media - based on the upcoming feature film of the same name starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.The game is scheduled to come out just before the movie is released in theaters on Sept. 12, 2008. The film stars De Niro and Pacino as two veteran New York City detectives on the trail of a vigilante serial killer, and the game mimics that storyline by casting you as a rookie cop newly assigned to a special division of the NYPD dedicated to capturing vigilante killers.