CSI: Dark Motives (DS) Reviews

I watch alot of the CSI programmes on telly, so thought why not give the game a try. And I'm glad I did. There are 5 different crime scenes, and you work alongside the CSI team to solve them. There's also the mortuary and the lab from the telly programmes. The first crime scene is where a stuntman is badly injured during a stunt. You, ...  Read the complete review

CSI, dark motives is a good all round game it has many story line each creating it own theory. The idea of the game is solve the cases that you are given ie a murder, you will need to have your eyes open and you thinking cap on as you will need to find the clues out there then use your brain to Analze them. This game can be vrilliant but ...  Read the complete review

i brought this game because I really like the TV series and thought it will give me something to do on the way to my holiay destinations. It is a good game with good graphics and can provide hours of entertainment and something to keep you occupied. It also has characters from the TV series, such as Grisom, but you take the lead and ...  Read the complete review

I bought this because a favourite wii game of mine is CSI: Hard Evidence so I therefore believed the game would be along the same lines. The graphics are good for the DS and the scene is set well. However I did find the controls tricky and got frustrated with the game, put it down and haven't picked it up since. You have to obtain every piece ...  Read the complete review

CSI Dark Motives is not the type of game I would normally pick up but when I bought a game as a gift from Game from the buy one get one free range there was not much to pick from the free range so I decided to give it a try. The object of the game is to collect the evidence to solve the crimes in each chapter of the game. In chapter one ...  Read the complete review

When I bought this game I had never seen the TV series but I was looking for a game that involved solving puzzles and basically using your brain. The game has quite good graphics (for Nintendo DS) but there are quite a few clips that have text on them that goes a bit too fast for you to read. Basically you have to go around scenes looking for ...  Read the complete review

CSI (Crime Scene Investigation) : Dark Motives is a game for the Nintendo DS, based on the television series, and requiring you solve various different cases with logical thought and using various tools to examine the crime scenes. The game controls can be quite fiddly, giving the appearance that the game is more of a port from the PC ...  Read the complete review

I have never watched CSI on TV, but I do like a good mystery game to get my brain cells thinking. I was intrigued by CSI Dark Motives for the ds when I bought a CSI game for my WII. The two games were different with different storylines which was good as I find that if they are the same I never want to buy on more than one console no matter how ...  Read the complete review

DO NOT BUY THIS GAME! This is the worst game I have brought for my DS. It was on a buy 1 get 1 free offer in game so me and a friend got it and bot put it down after about ten mins of playing it. Dont be tempted to pick it up just because you like the tv series, it is noway near as exciting. The effects are not even that great. ...  Read the complete review

This is quite a good game, involving all the characters from the Tv show (first series) included humourous dialogues from them. It's very exciting especially watching the live reconstructions however these videos have writing along the bottom and often go way too fast to read - certainly read as well as watch. Most of these go into a file which ...  Read the complete review

Crime Scene Investigation - Dark Motives is a very good strategy game for adults. Kept me busy from start to finish. Having played a similar CSI game on the PC, would definetly recommend this to someone looking for a well thought out and thought provoking game. The tutorial (unlike other strategy DS games) was good without being too intense and ...  Read the complete review