Sinking Island

Sinking Island

Infobox VG| title = Sinking Island


developer = White Birds Productions
publisher = Microïds/Encore (USA) [Cite web |url=http://www.microids.com/en/press/11/encore-and-microids-sign-exclusive-publishing-agreement-for-north-america.html |title=Encore and Microids sign exclusive publishing agreement for North America |publisher=Microïds |date=2008-04-16 |accessdate=2008-06-01]
Micro Application (Europe)
designer = Benoît Sokal
engine =
released = start date|2007|10|4 (France)
genre = Adventure
modes = Single player
ratings = PEGI: 12+
platforms = Microsoft Windows, Nintendo DS
media = 1 DVD (PC)
requirements = 1.5 GHz CPU, 512 MB Ram, Direct X compatible sound card, 64 MB Video card, 3GB disk space
input =Keyboard, mouse

"Sinking Island" is an third-person perspective adventure game that utilizes point and click game mechanics. Released in France on 4 October 2007, it was developed by White Birds Productions, a company founded and led by Benoît Sokal, the creator of the adventure games "Amerzone" and "Syberia".

Story

The plot is centred around the investigation of the death of a millionaire named Walter Jones. The main acting character in the game is Jack Norm, a police officer entrusted with the task of solving the mystery. The events take place on a fictional island owned by the late Walter Jones in an Art Deco-style tower. The plot takes place over three days and follows a classic murder mystery scheme where a detective needs to uncover the identity of the murderer.

References

External links

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* [http://www.microids.com/en/catalogue/47/sinking-island.html Sinking Island] at [http://www.microids.com/ Microïds]


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