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1. Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None

   Reviewer: Nintendo World Report
   25 April 2008

   Overall 4

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 5

   

   Sound 4

   

   Control 7

   

   Addiction 2

   

    

   Get ready to point-and-click until everyone's dead, even you. Read more

2. Reviewer: GamersMark
   19 March 2008

   Overall 3

   

   Gameplay 3

   

   Graphics 3

   

   Sound 2

   

   Storyline 4

   

    

   While this game has enough radiators ("You can’t have enough of them, really"), it does not have the proper elements to be considered user-friendly, or even fun. The click everything in sight method of gameplay died years ago, and this title is doing nothing to bring it back into favor. This game does alright as a doorknob simulator, but if you’re looking for an adventure title, you’d be better off with the classics, and if you’re looking for an Agatha Christie stor... Read more

3. Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None Review for the Nintendo Wii

   Reviewer: Cheat Code Central
   18 March 2008

   Overall 6

   

   Graphics 5

   

   Sound 8

   

   Control 6

   

   Addiction 6

   

    

   by Nathan Meunier The works of the late Agatha Christie are widely regarded as being among the most popular murder mysteries of all time, and it's great to see her expert tales of suspense working their way to new audiences through an interactive medium the author very likely could not have anticipated. Bringing a video game adaptation of Christie's best-selling work And Then There Were None to the Wii would have been a great move had the developers taken time to rebu... Read more

4. Wii Review - 'Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None'

   Reviewer: WorthPlaying
   18 March 2008

   Overall 5

   

    

   While the storyline of Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None follows 10 strangers who are invited to a lavish island only to be accused of murder, players assume the role of a new 11th character, Patrick Narracott the boatman who takes guests to the island. The player must reveal the killer before becoming a victim. Read more

5. Reviewer: Cubed³
   13 March 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 8

   

    

   Whilst Zack & Wiki is the Wii's first true puzzle-based point-and-click game, Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None proves to be the system's first proper out-and-out PC-style adventure, complete with a classic gripping tale filled full of intrigue and mystery. The fact that it all comes wrapped up in an impressive package with intuitive motion controls only helps to make what was already a good game even better. Fans of the genre will be pleased by this strong fi... Read more

1. A wonderful adventure among a dwindling number of guests

   Reviewer: terrisus, IGN
   13 March 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   March 13, 2008 - Agatha Christie is one of the most famous writers of mystery books, or books of any kind for that matter, and has countless tales to her credit. A good story can be central to a video game as well, and so stories making their way into video games aren't too surprising. So here we have, decades after her passing, Christie's work being appreciated in yet another medium - that of a video game, as And Then There Were None makes its way to the Wii. And The... Read more