First German WiiWare title available

By releasing The Mystery of Whiterock Castle, Playtainment becomes the first German publisher to make their debut on WiiWare. Now we know you're anxious to know what this title is all about then...

Playtainment has announced the upcoming release of their title The Mystery of Whiterock Castle, a hidden object game, coming on 25th December 2009, that lets players of all ages embark on an enchanting medieval adventure.

The charming story of The Mystery of Whiterock Castle tells the tale of the desperate search of a young squire for his favorite playmate. The little princess has mysteriously vanished from her chambers. Among lovingly designed, hand-painted settings, players take on the role of the young squire, rummaging through numerous chambers and gloomy dungeons, equipped with a sword, a lantern, and a magnifying glass. While searching, the player will receive helpful hints from many peculiar characters featured in the amusing story. From cook to castle ghost - everyone is on our young hero's side, showing him the way through the royal residence.

The game principle of The Mystery of Whiterock Castle is deliberately designed to be suitable for children, and especially suited for young players and families. Hidden objects must be found and collected using the Wii Remote in ten different scenarios, alone, together, or competing against each other. The hand-painted objects are randomly shown and positioned in the levels, allowing for ever new challenging game constellations. Secret hiding places, bonus items, plus various multi-player modes and highscore lists help make the game a thoroughly entertaining pastime for the whole family.

Screenshots of Mystery of Whiterock Castle for WiiWare

The Mystery of Whiterock Castle is available for download on 25th December 2009 through Nintendo WiiWare - UK and Europe. In the US the game will be available for download in 1st Quarter 2010.

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  Congratulation Germany, Russia designed X-Blades, and now Germany is taking interest in gaming design.

  LeSomeGuy, 30-11--0001 at 00:00