2K Games has released a video game based on the popular Da Vinci Code novel by Dan Brown and movie directed by Ron Howard. Blogosphere buzz about the book has increased now the movie has become a worldwide blockbuster. 2K says the game includes codes, puzzles and mysteries just like in the book and film.
"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. "The game takes players beyond anything they have seen or read."
Here are some of the features of the game from a recent news release:
Expands upon The Da Vinci Code universe by giving the player new experiences and locations not visited in the film or the book.
Guide Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu on their quest to solve a bizarre murder-mystery and uncover the ultimate treasure protected by an ancient secret society.
A unique blend of puzzle-solving, stealth, combat and exploration.
Explore detailed environments and discover hidden clues in world famous locations such as The Louvre, Westminster Abbey, Saint-Sulpice and more.
Players must solve a wide variety of challenging physical and intellectual puzzles that will ultimately lead them to the resting ground of the Holy Grail.
Charles Cecil, designer of the critically acclaimed title Broken Sword aided in the game design.
Featuring an incredibly moving and haunting sound track, from acclaimed composer Winifred Philips.
The book sold over 40 million copies and the film is already a monster hit so the game has the well-branded Da Vinci Code story going for it. Sony has already signed on to make a movie out of Dan Brown's Angels & Demons novel. This novel also stars Professor Robert Langdon and its packed full of puzzles, codes and conspiracy theories just like in The Da Vinci Code. If a film is made then it's highly likely that Angels & Demons will be made into a video game as well. More information about the Da Vinci Code game can be found on the 2K Games website and on the official game website. Amazon.com also has information about the PS2, Windows XP and Xbox versions.
2K Games has released a video game based on the popular 
