Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaro's Treasures (Wii)

Release Date: 18/01/2008

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Summary

Developer:: Capcom
Publisher:: Nintendo

Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaro's Treasures is an innovative, full-length puzzle adventure game that utilizes the unique control mechanics of the Wii Remote and challenges gamers to “play different.” In Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaro's Treasures, players will explore a variety of wondrous environments and stages, solving puzzles and interacting with the world in search of a legendary pirate ship and the ultimate pursuit of becoming the greatest pirate the world has ever seen.

In Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaro's Treasures, inventive gameplay mechanics and controller movements allow players to move and open objects, transform items, unlock new pathways and navigate through perilous stages based on a variety of themes including a jungle, ice temple, volcanic caves and more, each with multiple sub-areas. Players in Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaro's Treasures will use the Wii Remote controller in various ways – rotate handles, turn keys to open doors, play a piccolo and much more in order to solve the progressively difficult puzzle stages and collect key items that will lead to the legendary pirate ship.

Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaro's Treasures Features:

Make full use of the unique Wii Remote: Explore and interact with the environment
Seven themed stages: Jungle ruins, ice temple, airship, ancient castle and more, each including multiple sub-areas, with more than 20 sub-areas to explore throughout the game.
Bosses: A variety of distinct, exciting boss battles!
Encounter and outwit! More than 35 enemies
Manipulate: More than 80 objects
Search and collect: More than 500 items
Epic:More than 40 hours of gameplay.

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Submitted by Jonathan Ward

Definately one of the best games I've ever played. It has a great sense of fun to the whole game, and there is a fantastic logic to all of the puzzles. Don't let the lack of violence put you off, you be lost in a magically bubble for hours on end playing this. And I'm not just speak as some one who has only had it a couple of days, I've waited until I've finished the game before reviewing it,, and I can safely say my enthusiasm didn't dwindle throughout the entire game. BUY IT BE happy

Submitted by Fawaz Arshad

The point and click adventure at it's finest. Great game. It's got some of the best graphics on the Wii. It can get frustrating but everyone loves a challenge... right? Definitely buy and support 3rd parties on the Wii. This is potentially going to be YOUR favourite Wii game.

Submitted by Susan Graham

This game is absoulutely amazing, at first the puzzles were kind of easy, but as you prigess the levels are rock solid! 10/10

Submitted by Sharon Johns

I throughly enjoy playing this game. it is a fantastic way to use all of the wii mote functions and i find it really addictive. The levels get progessively harder to complete and it generally takes a couple of trys to figure out what is involved to complete the level, but it is seriously good fun.

Submitted by Stephen Ruck

Capcom are known from taking risk - some more drastic than others. This is good in the sense that the majority of the time the game is in fact pretty good and provides us with a fresh and new experience but in another sense this is bad as very rarely fo these groundbreaking titles actually sell.

And that seems to the problem with this industry as the moment. Developers seem to be more focused on sales as opposed to quality meaning that many modern games (especially movie tie-ins) and absoloutely god-dam awful.

Not so the case in Zack and Wiki which (although a fairly daft and offputting name) will provide you with good game and a new concept. But unfortunately despite how good Zack and Wiki is, it will never sell as well lets say Bee Movie, or Cars.

In short Zack and Wiki is a fantastic game which deserves to sell. If you are looking to buy a Wii game today get this you will not regret it. As they alsways say Never judge a book by its cover
Games of this quality are rare!!

Submitted by Steve Gibbons

The game is fantastic but 40 hours of game play? completed it in 18 hours, it needs a lot more levels. if youre going to get it, get it second hand its not worth £30

Submitted by Sally Carpenter

It is rubbish.

Submitted by Andy Darbyshire

This game is truely amazing! Why do I say this you cry, simple, the combination of origionality, excitment and depth to the story really brings this game up there with the all time greats.
To start off with I have never played 'point and click' adventure, so was a little wary when looking to buy it, but after looking at way too many reviews saying this is the next big thing, I thought why not. Boy was I pleased I did.
The excitement factor you might think would be low, as the game would move slowly? No? Well I found myself completely emersed in each level and the whole story line.
Last but not least the depth of the game is massive, in both the respects of the story line and the game levels. The only thing I would recomend is you dont think you will complete a level in one try, I think I might have done a few, but if you have a short fuse and stand repeating somthing you have just done this game wont be for you! Over all fantastic, lets hope for more :-)

Submitted by Gerallt Ruggiero

Superb!

Graphics are very nice cartoon like, really looks fantastic!

Very addictive, you will spend hours playing this!

It may look a little childish but it really is a fantastic game, well put together and the wii remote uses are fantastic. 9/10

Submitted by bilal ahmed

brilliant game fun to play 9/10

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