Carmen Sandiego

Carmen Sandiego gives you the master thief experience with a sprinkling of educational content, even if it can be too easy at times.

This globe-trotting adventure can err on the side of being too simplistic, but with amazing scenery and fun puzzles, it’s a solid update to the classic Carmen formula nonetheless.

When I was a kid, “edutainment” was a thing in video games, especially on PC. I had several point-and-click adventures that had me solving puzzles, answering trivia, and other brain-wrenching exercises to get by instead of simply jumping on goombas or whatever. They were neat, even if they didn’t adhere to the same kinds of standards as a big budget franchise like Mario or Final Fantasy. When I had a kid of my own, I noticed those games all but vanished, relegated to mobile titles that would sort of teach about numbers, letters, and such, but be more laser-focused and inevitably ask for more m...

I first played ‘Where In The World is Carmen Sandiego’ way back in the early 90s and I’m glad the franchise had its comeback. It’s a game made for the fans and new gamers alike and I highly recommend it if you're into chill, puzzle/e-Learning games with a twist of action and adventure.

Carmen Sandiego was a big part of my childhood and here's a brand new game that's quite a nostalgic yet fresh-feeling iteration of the classic.

Carmen Sandiego is a fun mix of education and adventure, making learning geography and history feel like a high-stakes detective mission. However, the grind for experience points might sometimes throw off the rhythm, and there are puzzles in the ga

Carmen Sandiego modernizes the classic series in a way that mostly works, offering light brain-teasing for adults and a fun, educational challenge for kids.

Carmen Sandiego tries to revive the gameplay of its classic PC predecessors, however it fails to innovate in any meaningful way.

Carmen Sandiego's new video game actually released on mobile devices through Netflix Games earlier this year before its recent launch on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch. On all platforms, the game features vibrant graphics and some voice acting, although the situations where voice acting is and isn't used feels a bit haphazard. Additionally, though it has both a main campaign and "cold case" side quests dubbed the ACME Files, players must bounce back and forth, completing missions in each unrelated thread in order to level up enough to progress, which can take away from the story.

The scarlet super thief Carmen Sandiego is back! Adorn Carmen’s signature red hat and play as the vigilante herself to navigate a world of espionage, utilizing high-tech gadgets, and ultimately capturing VILE. Switch version reviewed.

Remember Carmen Sandiego? She's back with a brand new game, some 40 years after the original video game that kicked off a franchise. Perhaps she should have been left in the past, though, because this new entry doesn't do anything to reignite Carmen Sandiego's worldwide hunt for criminals. Despite an interesting premise, the game is not all that exciting and quickly becomes very repetitive.

Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? She’s currently starring in her own video game off of the back of her 2019 animated Netflix, Carmen Sandiego. Developed by Gameloft Brisbane, Carmen Sandiego, for the first time ever, is in control as she teams up with the detective agency ACME. Using her vigilante mind, along with her friend ‘the man in the chair’ Player. The pair’s task is to track down VILE operatives across the globe. Using her gadgets, pickpocket, wiretap, and take down the ...