Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident Message Board

A portion of a C3 review...

Nintendo and Big Fish Games have got a massive success on their hands with Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident. Piecing together a plentiful supply of expertly crafted hidden object scenes with lots of clever puzzles throughout, heaps of exploration and back-story to uncover, a pleasing amount of hidden extras to locate, and even a multiplayer element for the family to join in with, The Malgrave Incident is not only the best in the seek-and-find genre on Wii, but one of the best on the market in general.

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Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident sees release in Australia on Sept. 22nd.

A portion of a CVG review...

Not exactly the sort of thing that will keep the Wii thriving for another year, but a competent point 'n' clicker all the same. Not too taxing, but well made.

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Big Fish Games knows its audience pretty well. This is a studio that's all about the casual games market, whether those titles are played on browsers, on your favorite social networking site, and now, for the very first time, on the Nintendo Wii. Mystery Case Files is the studio's most established f...

A portion of an NWR review… The creepy sounds of a door creaking or crows overhead don’t hurt, either. The only real downside to the game are the “find-it” sections, which are numerous and repetitive. All I can really say is that this detective enjoyed solving this caper, even if it was a little tiring. Full review [...]

- adventure mode with three other people - main player controls the camera - other players can drop in/out when they want - competitive multiplayer modes - Swift Pick: compete to find hidden objects before other player - Tick Tick Pick: find an object and pass the ticking bomb to an opponent before it goes off - Classic Pick: compete to [...]

I'm not sure you could come up with a more sinister name than "Malgrave."