XBLA Interpol: Find stuff in a giant mess

by Dustin Burg { Dec 3rd 2008 at 6:30PM }

Fans of I Spy and Where's Waldo? will get a chance to bring that "fun" and "excitement" to their Xbox 360 with TikGames' upcoming release, Interpol.

This Winter, Xbox Live Arcade game Interpol will have you strategically staring at your television on a mission to spot hidden object and hidden bits among the unorganized clutter. This begs one important question, will HD display owners have a significant edge over their SD counterparts? It has already been proven that HD clutter is much easier to sift through ... we're just saying.

Gallery: Interpol (XBLA)

Tags: interpol, tik-games, xbla

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

James Rios @ Dec 3rd 2008 6:41PM

Awesome i remember going to school and having to pick out a book in the libary, i always picked i spy... well now i can have a more than one week lasting i spy game

offday @ Dec 3rd 2008 6:44PM

Is this all you have to do in order to be a game developer these days? This is nothing more than a book on tv.

Ad-man @ Dec 3rd 2008 7:16PM

Essentially all story driven games are just books on tv... If it seems to be a piece of piss I expect your XBLA up on the marketplace soon?

(To clarify, I understand what you're saying, but just felt the need to be a pernickety cockspot, its probably harder to make a fun, pleasing to the eye i-spy game than a generic crappy top down shooter)

AoE @ Dec 3rd 2008 9:36PM

@Ad-man

"If it seems to be a piece of piss I expect your XBLA up on the marketplace soon?"

raymond @ Dec 3rd 2008 10:00PM

haha. im retarded. i thought this article would be about the band >_

Felipe @ Dec 3rd 2008 10:02PM

the picture made me "lol"

"the Eiffel tower has fallen!" so random

Mikemyerz666 @ Dec 4th 2008 12:23AM

this is exactly like the Mystery Case Files Millionheire game for the Nintendo DS, which is a good game, so for anyone who can't play that, give this a go, i can only imagine they're almost the same game.

Silverlotus @ Dec 4th 2008 7:31AM

BigFishGames has made a whole bunch of these type of games for the PC too. There is the Mystery Case Files series, as well as some others.

They are fun, with not too bad stories. I like to play them when I haven't got the time to devote to a big gaming session.

GrizzlyRusski @ Dec 4th 2008 3:18AM

What the hell is this game? XBLA gets some really fun games but this just takes the piss. Staring at your TV to find some random clue! Oh my god. Who in the right mind would pay money for this, I simply don't know. Probably someone with way too much time, way to much money and zero personality.