I agree with joyleen1, I'm also on the fence about this one. I think the screens were clear enough, but the minis were not challenging at all. So many games have used the same tired old "My mother, father, uncle, grandmother, grandfather, child, boyfriend, girlfriend, fiancee, bff, boss, dog, cat...has gone missing and I am the only one in the world who can find him or her" plot that I really didn't care WHERE the missing person had gone. It was okay for the trial, but I've no interest in playing it again.

I cannot make up my mind on this game, found the graphics not very clear in some places, the mini games were very easy

I'm sure I don't like this one. Pity, it could have been much better. The Nat Geo people keep missing the boat (okey, bad pun). The graphics could be better, it didn't last much longer than an hour. The story line was lame and charactors annoying, except maybe Clarrissa, I liked her voice. Will not be buying this one

I enjoy most of the Nat Geo Games and understand they are produced with the intent the whole family can participate and Ghost Fleet certainly fits that bill. This game is fantastic for kids from 8 to 14 but much to simplistic for adults. With that said, I will continue to play it until the end even though the story is geared for the girl power genre and the minigames are not challenging enough. I like the flow of the game and the historical value of the sunken ships. The minigame puzzle pictures are beautiful and the animated fish are also very attractive. My only complaint would be with the sound. With the volume turned up loud enough to hear the narrator, the fx and music volume become so loud, the game is no longer enjoyable. Ghost Fleet is a wonderful family game or tweenie game but not challenging enough as an adult game. It should have been labeled, Nat Geo Kids.

I found the graphics to be fuzzy in some places and the mini games were dull. I agree with the other players but I definatly did not like the game overall

I loved this National Geographic game. It took me to the underwaters of the oceans that I grew up in and still do scuba dive and snorquel in. The gorgeous fish that they showed so perfectly and it really felt like the water was real. I am going to the ocean this weekend for sure as this showed it so well made me thirst for the waters of the oceans here. So for sure I wanted more. The object were easy to find though and the hidden objects didn't seem to make sense yet they may later???? I did enjoy it though.

Easy HO with puzzle mini games. Some objects were kindof fuzzy, but plenty of hints. Overall so-so.

I'm kind of out on this one. Overdone topic, good hints, but non interesting mini games. Was just ok for me. I found the sound rather annoying, but that can be turn down or off. I must say, it felt like the trial period would never end. Not one of the best, not one of the worst but I'm sure a lot of effort went into producing this game, just a shame it lacks some luster. Won't purchase, won't play it again either but that what a trial period is all about. Not being dissatisfied after a purchase but during the trial play time.

I found this game to be interesting enough to keep me playing the entire trial. I may not end up buying it, but I may get it with my IWin coins. I agree that a lot of these games use the plot of "YOU" are the only one to save or rescue someone, but truthfully what othe scenerio is there alians from outer space? This may not be the best that Nat Geo has done, but it is not that bad either. My advice is try the trial (that's what its there for after all) and make up your own mind.

I really didn't like this as it would not download at all