See If You Find The Hidden Objects In This Mystery Case Files Screenshot

Nintendo is working with Big Fish Games to bring a Mystery Case Files game to consoles. Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident is in development for Wii and plays just like the PC games would… if you had a Wii remote instead of a mouse. The concept if simple enough, you scan a screenshot (like the one below) for a list of hidden objects and point with the remote when you find them.

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Notice anything interesting adjacent to the metal pail? That’s the core of Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident. The story, which involves tracking down magic dust, unfolds with each plastic duck and sea horse you find.

 

Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident comes out on June 27. We’ll have a look at a Japanese object seeking game next…

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