Disney Guilty Party is a fun and hilarious mystery party game, exclusively for Wii. Friends and family play as the savvy sleuths of the world-famous Dickens Detective Agency to investigate a series of crimes and identify the guilty party. Disney Guilty Party is a family/party oriented mystery game released in North America on August 26, 2010. It was developed by Wideload Games Inc. And published by Disney Interactive Studios. External links. Discuss: Disney: Guilty Party (Wii) Sign in to comment. Be respectful, keep it clean and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read.Discussion. Disney Guilty Party is a game for the Nintendo Wii produced by Disney Interactive and developed by Wideload Entertainment. Despite the 'Disney' in the full title, it is, like Spectrobes, a wholly original property not connected to any other Disney product. For Disney Guilty Party on the Wii, GameFAQs has 1 cheat. Guilty Party (also known as Disney's Guilty Party) is a party puzzle video game for Wii, developed by Wideload Games and published by Disney Interactive Studios. [2] [3] The goal of the game is to discover the identity of the culprit in a whodunit -style mystery.
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| System: Wii | Review Rating Legend | |
| Dev: Wideload Games | 1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid | 4.0 - 4.4 = Great |
| Pub: Disney Interactive Studios | 2.0 - 2.4 = Poor | 4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy |
| Release: Aug. 31, 2010 | 2.5 - 2.9 = Average | 5.0 = The Best |
| Players: 1-4 | 3.0 - 3.4 = Fair | |
| ESRB Rating: Everyone | 3.5 - 3.9 = Good | |
Savvy cards also play a part in the action, giving players added bonuses that help solve the mystery. These can provide anything from additional coins to being able to move around the current environment for free as long as you still have one coin left. These cards will also be necessary for undoing the negative influences of Mr. Valentine, who will attempt to impede the players’ progress after every turn. A card may allow you to turn the lights back on in a room, allowing you to see witnesses and clues that would otherwise be hidden or even unlock doors that would stop the course of your investigation if left locked.
However, when playing in the game’s other mode, Party Mode, savvy cards take on a life of their own. While you can play cooperatively in Party Mode, some may find competitive play more entertaining. When playing against up to three other players, it is as important to slow down the other players as it is to solve the mystery. Savvy cards will make this much easier, allowing each player to sabotage others by locking doors around them, taking their coins and cards, turning out the lights, or simply moving them away from clues. Unfortunately, when playing with four players, most mysteries remain unsolved due to the sheer amount of mayhem unleashed by the players, while competing with fewer players seems less interesting and more mean spirited, as there are fewer players to pick on.
Still, the Party Mode can be a fun alternative to the Story Mode, as it will provide most of the game’s replay value. Once you’ve played through the Story Mode, that’s it, you’ve experienced the game’s story and it will play out the exact same way every time (even the witness’s testimonies and clues). However, in the Party Mode, while you won’t be treated to the humorous cutscenes before and after every case, the mysteries are randomized. After playing through a plethora of matches in this mode, I didn’t have one case that played out similarly to another, other than the basic formula of the game which remains constant no matter the mode or case.
If you’re looking for a family friendly whodunit game, Guilty Party is likely your only alternative. Fortunately, it is a good one with its zany characters, humorous antics, ridiculous story, and easy to get into gameplay. However, if you’re looking for good gameplay, you may find the included mini-games to be a letdown, as most aren’t exactly fun or particularly challenging. In the end, although Guilty Party could simply be labeled as just another mini-game compilation, its charm, humor, and story make it feel significantly more substantial than the plethora of soulless “fifty games in one” titles that continue to crowd store shelves.
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The characters are quite expressive, although, when viewed close up, some can be a little creepy.
Most of the mini-games simply require waggling to complete, however, when precision is needed, there can be issues.
The music and sound effects fit the game perfectly, with a custom theme song for the title thrown in for good measure. Unfortunately, the characters’ in-game dialog does get repetitive quickly.
Play Value
The Story Mode is the real highlight of this package, while the Party Mode helps to add longevity to the title after you’ve solved the main mystery.
Not an average. See Rating legend above for a final score breakdown.
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If you like the board game Clue, you will love Disney’s new video game Guilty Party. Kidzworld unravels the mysteries of the whodunit game in this review.
Choose Your Detective
Guilty Party is a modern take on the classic family board game, Clue, and is available exclusively for the Wii. Players take part in the Dickens Detective Agency, operated by a family of sleuths. You can choose to be one of six different characters, including a gardener, maid, journalist or butler. The story revolves around the Dickens family as they try to solve crimes that are being committed by their rival, Mr. Valentine.
Get a Clue
There are two different ways to play Guilty Party: a turn-based story mode or party mode. The story mode presents the player with crime scenarios that need to be solved. As each mystery is solved you will progress onto a more challenging one until you have finally captured Mr. Valentine. All of the mysteries take place within the Dickens’ mansion, which is presented similar to a dollhouse. Players move from room to room looking for clues and interrogating suspects, encountering a variety of mini games along the way.
You will need to find clues that help you narrow down four different traits: gender, height, weight and length of hair. This can be accomplished by successfully completing the mini games, which include bribing suspects with money, unlocking safes and winning staring contests. Although the mini games can be quite simple on the elementary level, once you progress to the advanced level the games become more difficult.
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Whodunit?
While the game is rated E for everyone, solving the mysteries can actually be quite challenging. At first, the game guides the player along, pushing them in the right direction. But, similar to the mini games, as you progress it becomes much more difficult to decipher the clues. Once you have garnered enough information to narrow it down, you can accuse a suspect. If you are correct you will go on to the next level. If you are wrong you will have two more chances to guess correctly.
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Guilty Party makes it easy for players to compete, and even offers the opportunity to put obstacles in your opponents way. With a high quality of graphics, a great storyline and challenging mysteries, this game will keep you coming back for more.
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Price: $39.99
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ESRB Rating:E for Everyone
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