The artwork is otherwise quite fantastic, but for every cleverly hidden object there will always be one hidden in an abstract way. While this can hide objects you can feel frustrated when the item you've been looking for was only hidden by obscuring half or more of the object by other one - or worse still by the edge of the screen. Like a lot of hidden object games, the visuals tend to get a bit cluttered on purpose. That's really all there is to the game, with most of the onus being on the player to use their keen eyesight and sharp wit to spot the listed objects. You search for objects in each room scrolling and zooming the screen with a drag or a pinch, with items being selected by a simple tap.

Titanic: Hidden Expedition by Big Fish Games is the first of four games in the Hidden Expedition series and will have you tearing your hair out as you try to find that one last object. Where's Wally has come a long way and hidden object games are now almost a genre in their own right, with games by the dozen making use of cleverly hidden objects to tease their players.

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