Antiques Roadshow: Discovering America’s Hidden Treasures releasing on the iPad

Posted By | On 19th, Aug. 2011

Namco Bandai have announced that Antiques Roadshow: Discovering America’s Hidden Treasures is now available on the iPad.

Based on the popular PBS television series, the hidden object game includes 30 visually stunning locations with hundreds of antique items.  The player guides Julia, a history teacher hired at an antiques shop, through an adventure of lost items and photos as she pieces together the story behind the shop and its owner, Mr. Hinton.  As Julia finds the objects, a backstory unfolds revealing their historical significance.

“Having released previously on PC and now available on iPad, Antiques Roadshow: Discovering America’s Hidden Treasures is an example of how we’re making interactive experiences accessible across multiple platforms so you can play whether you’re at home or on the move,” said Carlson Choi, vice president of marketing Namco Bandai Games America.  “There is a unique and surprisingly exhilarating thrill to discovering the unexpected value of different items, as seen on the show.”

The game  is available now for $4.99 on the Apple App Store.


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