The Da Vinci Code – Video Game Style

Take-Two Interactive Software announces the release of a video game based on the new movie and best selling book of the same name.

Take-Two Interactive Software’s 2K video game publishing label today announced their latest title, The Da Vinci Code, is now available at retail. Timed to coincide with the release of the movie of the same name, this game can be played on the PC, Xbox and PlayStation 2 platforms.

The Da Vinci Code video game, said 2K, was developed by The Collective, a division of Foundation 9 Entertainment. Expanding beyond the movie and best-selling book, the game features mysteries and puzzles unique to it alone. A blend of stealth, adventure, combat and puzzle-solving, The Da Vinci Code video game has players guiding characters Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu through detailed environments searching for hidden clues in locations like The Louvre and Westminster Abbey.

Charles Cecil, designer of the well received title Broken Sword, aided in the game design.

“The Da Vinci Code video game expands upon the plot in the film and book, allowing gamers to experience new adventures and solve new puzzles,” said Christoph Hartmann, President, 2K, in a statement. “The game takes players beyond anything they have seen or read.”