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1. Endless Ocean

   Reviewer: boomerangrentals.co.uk
   18 February 2008

   Dive into tropical waters and discover the life aquatic, a life of nature, beauty and intrigue. In Endless Ocean, you are the guest of a tranquil sea filled with creatures so unique they must be experienced up-close. More of an experience than a game of any sort, Endless Ocean gives you the freedom to explore underwater locations, searching for fish to photograph and place in your log, or simply take a relaxing swim among the inhabitants of the sea. You'll be able to ... Read more

2. Endless Ocean

   Reviewer: uk.gamespot.com
   29 January 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   Endless Ocean is worth a look for anyone interested enough in the game to read the review. Sure, its pacing is often painfully slow, and you'll see most of what there is to see in a few hours because the ocean isn't quite as endless as the title indicates. Nevertheless, when Endless Ocean is at its best, it's soothing, beautiful, fun, and unlike any other game out there. Read more

3. Endless Ocean Review

   Reviewer: palgn.co.uk
   26 January 2008

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 8

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 7

   

   Addiction 8

   

    

   If you’re looking for something that’s different and is completely about exploration, then you’ll enjoy what Endless Ocean has to offer. Read more

4. Endless Ocean

   Reviewer: eurogamer.net
   06 January 2008

   Overall 6

   

    

   Endless Ocean is simple to the point of being quite dull, and certainly no masterpiece. But sometimes all a game needs to do is offer you something different, and it's an honest relief to play something that doesn't shout in your ear, set any time limits, or feature a single explosion; a game whose raison d'être is just beauty and peace. Playing this game is almost like taking a holiday from gaming. If you can live with that paradox - and if you can find it reasonably... Read more

5. Review: Endless Ocean (Wii)

   Reviewer: jolt.co.uk
   22 December 2007

   The main thing you’ll be occupying your time with is looking for new species of aqua-based creatures. With a book up in the boat containing tons of ‘blank’ pages full of silhouettes hinting at the shear number of species to discover, you can expect to spend plenty of time waggling that wrist. This is down to Endless Ocean’s slightly peculiar notion that stroking a fish allows you to discover its species name and information, although we’re hardly going to criticise th... Read more

1. "Converted my partner in 15 mins!"

   Reviewer: wiigamerevews.co.uk
   3 weeks ago

   Overall 10

   

    

   I bought this on the strength of the reviews on here, and I'm really pleased that I did. I have only had the Wii for a week, but this is the game my partner and I have spent most time playing so far. When he saw the box and I told him what the game was about he thought it sounded rubbish, but after watching me play for about 15 mins he was hooked, and now I can't get him off it so I can have a go! Very relaxing, easy to play, and generally a nice way to unwind - you c... Read more

2. Endless Ocean (Wii): One for girlies

   Reviewer: youvegotredonyou, dooyoo.co.uk
   3 weeks ago

   Overall 4

   

    

   My Girlfriend saw the advert for this game and insisted that we rush out and buy it. So, out we went 30 minutes later im watching her swim around under the ocean with a scuba tank to Enya. This, its fair to say is not a game for a lad like me who would enjoy the game more if there were pirates, man eating sharks, harpoons and flare guns. Having said this, the game does have a very impressive visual style and is well observed. The games is not particularly linear and y... Read more

3. Endless Ocean

   Reviewer: QUINCEYDAZ, gameplay.co.uk
   04 March 2008

   A VERY DIFFERENT GAME I LOVE IT, EXPLORE MILES OF DEEP OCEAN SWIM AMONGST SHARKS AND DISCOVER THE DEPTHS OF THE ABYSS, A REAL BARGAIN PRICED GAME Read more