Okay, Titanic lovers, get ready for a hidden object adventure game that will keep you busy for at least 7 hours. You will find yourself exploring many absolutely beautiful scenes, with believable artifacts and cleverly hidden objects. No guessing where to go or what the required task is, as you will be following the map.

The storyline is fairly right on for the time period involving a sharp young woman named Margie, and her newlywed and rather autocratic husband. They are headed off to live a less socially restrictive life. Margie's mother shows up to try to stop them and is certainly not happy about their marriage. The game also features other interesting characters that would have likely been the very type of folks you would have found on the real titanic.

The music and voice acting are just as impressive as the stunning scenes. The character's accents are believable and true to the time and the music truly pulls the ambience together to make the game play enjoyable. The puzzles are plentiful and range from the very simple to rather difficult and the game is simply loaded with hidden object scenes for all of you HOG lovers. If players get stuck, they can take advantage of hints and skip some of the puzzles completely. There's no rush, relax and explore, as Hidden Mysteries: The Fateful Voyage - Titanic is untimed and certainly an enjoyable way to kill some down time.

There are two different ending possibilities depending on a decision the player makes toward the latter part of the game, however you must play twice to see them both. Beating the game allows you an opportunity to play a bonus level, which is focused on the ship's history and the deficiencies that took the ship to its well known and unfortunate end.

Whether you are a Titanic fan or not, HOG adventure gamers should agree that this is an all around fun and challenging experience and well worth playing.

• Enjoyable game play
• Two different ending possibilities
• Many hours of captivating play!