WII Ubi Announces Cosmic Family

Ubisoft has announced the development of Cosmic Family for the Wii: more minigame madness using the Wiimote.

Today Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers, announced that Cosmic Family, an exciting space adventure geared toward young children for the Wii and developed by Ubisoft's Barcelona studio, will launch worldwide in mid-2007. By simply pointing their Wii Remote, players will embark on an interactive tour of the Cosmic Family's action-packed rocket.

"Cosmic Family is a great title for young Wii players and their families, with simple point-and-click controls that will be easy to learn and provide the freedom to navigate wherever players choose to go," said John Parkes, EMEA Marketing Director at Ubisoft, "Families will enjoy playing this game together, as it unfolds more like an interactive adventure than a traditional video game.

Players will have a chance to interact with the Cosmic Family, where they will meet Mom and Dad Cosmic, Big Sister, the two small children, the aloof dog, the lazy cat, and plenty of colorful monsters. With 15 early-learning mini-games found throughout the five floors of the rocket-house, families can pilot a rocket into space, discover what the stars are hiding, create and color whimsical images, customize rooms, brush a monster's teeth, play dress-up with various characters, nurture plants from seeds and more. This fun, original and colorful game is designed to improve children's memory, hand-eye coordination, creativity and imagination.

The first screenshots of the game can be found in our games database.

Posted on 16-01-2007 by Dennis

Comments

  • wasn't this announced together with driver and brothers in arms?

    MAD_BOY, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
  • This was the official announcement. What you're referring to was a leaked release schedule, which wasn't confirmed.

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

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