- Publisher: The Adventure Company
- Release Date: May 29, 2007
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
- Summary:
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- Developer: Atlantis Interactive Entertainment , Atlantis Interactive Entertainment
- Genre(s): Adventure, 3D, First-Person, Fantasy
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Positive: 2 out of 12
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Mixed: 4 out of 12
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Negative: 6 out of 12
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While Atlantis isn't exactly a new premise for adventure gamers, the lovely depiction of seldom-used 1930s settings and the game's rich storyline saves The Secrets of Atlantis from being just another first-person adventure clone.
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Playing is quite fun, and there is a good mixture of conversational clues, puzzles and fun things to see. The puzzles are fairly well-integrated, but not logical all the time.
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Pelit (Finland)The story – if you can call it that – is a collection of cliches, but not in a funny way. The game offers a variety of puzzles: Most of them are enjoyable, but some are dull and one even horrific. The cut-scenes are nice and voice acting tolerable. All in all, the thing that keeps the game from falling into oblivion are the puzzles. Maybe the sequel will do better. [Dec 2007]
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PC GamerA decent adventure game may be lurking beneath The Secrets of Atlantis' tiresome pixel-hunting, nonsensical puzzles, and substandard imagery, but you'll have to work to find it [Sept 2007, p.58]
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Everything it offers is either totally standard (the gameplay) or a failed gambit (the 1930s atmosphere).
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If Indy had encountered nonsense like this during one of his escapades, he'd have let the Nazis win. Secrets of Atlantis is best left in a watery grave.
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Like vinyl, Adventure Games’ nostalgic qualities are aiding a comeback of sorts. With the resurrection of Sam and Max, as well as some other notable titles, the bargain bin quality of The Secrets of Atlantis doesn’t warrant a second glance.
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