NCIS

NCIS

released on Oct 28, 2011
by Ubisoft Shanghai

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NCIS

released on Oct 28, 2011
by Ubisoft Shanghai

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Ubisoft

For the first time ever, the world of the NCIS TV show comes to your living room in an all-new NCIS story arc written with the writers of the show. Work as the NCIS team to solve complex murder, espionage and terrorist cases. Discover exciting connections between the four original cases as you crack each one, and work towards solving the overall investigation. Bond with your favorite NCIS characters and get first-hand experience with the group’s humor, personality quirks, and defining characteristics. Interact with the characters through layers of storyline and dialogue designed to make you an integral part of the cast’s compelling dynamic. Through a variety of mini-games: search crime scenes for clues and collect evidence; use the latest forensic tools and perform autopsies; conduct dramatic suspect interrogations; put your reflexes to the tests in tense action sequences. Finally piece the clues together using your wits to deduct the truth.

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Windows PC Xbox 360 PlayStation 3 Wii Nintendo 3DS

Genres

Adventure

Platform

Point-and-Click

Puzzle

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BACKER

Completed

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Wii
NCIS (Wii) attempts to translate the investigative drama of the TV series into a video game, but it falls short. The gameplay consists of simplified point-and-click searching, basic puzzles, and repetitive minigames related to forensics. While the core cases might initially appeal to fans of the show, the shallow mechanics, awkward presentation, and lack of true challenge make this a tedious experience rather than an engaging investigation.
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fewbat

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Nintendo 3DS
I'm more used to "an hour of NCIS solving a murder" not "interminable dialogue dumps about NCIS fighting an international terrorist cell" to be honest. Really bad plot that keeps inventing reasons to add more bloat to the point of incredulity.
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Antoniabaka

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Xbox 360
This is another one of those games that makes you question: how is this a game? What would you even do in this game? Well, let me tell you. Some inane and seriously unfunny dialogue. Go to the crime scene. Click on some things. Some terrible one liner from the "funny" character. Play a boring mini game. Click on some more things. Go back to the forensics lab. More clicking and boring mini games. An achievement pops every time you touch the controller. Goth girl keeps talking about how great she is. Some dude walks in and shouts "deduction board". Rinse and repeat 4 times. Game over. No I have not seen NCIS, and after playing this I have even less interest in watching it. It all just seems very low effort. If there is one enjoyable thing about NCIS, it's that the voice actor for one of the characters sounds like a robot. Unless you are a huge NCIS fan (do they exist?), avoid.
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Drfunkz

Completed

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PlayStation 3
"it was point and click mostly. but ya got to put clues
together too. some small puzzles as well. it really made
me feel like i was in an episode of NCIS with the cool
intro to each episode"
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MuppetsAssemble

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PlayStation 3
Yeah… but hey this only took like five hours to platinum 😂 Mitchell wanted to hangout but I made him wait till I plated the game so he went downstairs and watched tv.
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coralqueenkanans

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Nintendo 3DS
i'm genuinely unsure how i both finished and enjoyed this game on the first play. i had a brief ncis phase like 10 years ago sure (i was a strange teenager who went through many things trying to figure out what she liked) but. i would do anything to get that sense of indiscriminate enjoyment back because i tried it again to be sure and bailed nearly immediately
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