Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None

I'm utterly shocked at this one.

Right now I refuse to let the stereotypes that are floating around in my head about gaming turn me off to the concept but I have to say it's a strange one. While browsing the list of upcoming Wii titles I stumbled up on Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None the game that appears to be the first in a series of Wii games based on Agatha Christie novels.

And Then There Were None, which you may also know as Ten Little Indians, has a plot familiar to anyone who's played the game Clue. "Ten people, each with a deadly secret, find themselves trapped on an island where they become the subjects of a cruel game played by a figure styling himself Mr. U. N. Owen ('Unknown')."

Of all the stories this is probably the most easily ported to interactive media and after the Lovecraft based game Call of Cthulhu we know a game based on a novel isn't an impossible feat.

Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None is being published by The Adventure Company and is due out in early January.