Quiz Video Games Codexery

Scene It? Twilight

A trivia game based solely on the movie Twilight.

Scene It? Twilight

Scene It? Twilight is a movie trivia video game that is part of the Scene It franchise. It was released for iOS, Wii, and Nintendo DS, with the iOS version developed and published by RealNetworks, and the Wii and Nintendo DS versions developed by Screenlife Games and published by Konami. The game focuses exclusively on the movie Twilight and has no questions about its sequel, The Twilight Saga: New Moon.

Quick Facts

Title
Scene It? Twilight
Developer
Screenlife Games
Publisher
Konami
Released
NA · November 24, 2009 · EU · March 19, 2010
Genre
Trivia
Modes
Single player, multiplayer
Platforms
Wii, iPhone, Nintendo DS, Windows

Facts from the source article.

Lore & Background

Scene It? Twilight is a trivia game that tests players' knowledge of the movie Twilight. The Wii version allows up to four players to compete in answering questions in the fastest time, while the DS version supports 2-4 players via local wireless multiplayer. The iOS version is limited to single-player. The game features two modes: a four-round competition mode and a high-score mode with sets of 10, 20, or 30 questions. Questions are either text-based or based on movie clips, and focus on small details such as Edward Cullen's birth year. Some questions are posed to all participants, while others put one player in the 'hot seat' to answer before others can buzz in.

Reader's Guide

The Wii version of Scene It? Twilight received mostly negative reviews from critics, who criticized its lackluster presentation and extreme difficulty. Aggregate scores on GameRankings and Metacritic were 53.40% and 49%, respectively. IGN's Levi Buchanan noted the absence of questions about New Moon, despite that film's release around the same time. GameSpot's Sophia Tong criticized the presentation, observing that many questions failed to use movie clips and instead appeared as a 'giant box of text.' GamePro's Mitchell Dyer criticized the repetitive music and dull narration. However, IGN's Levi Buchanan praised the iPhone version for its low price point and large variety of questions, contrasting it with the higher price of the Wii version. The game's significance lies in its narrow focus on a single film and its mixed reception, highlighting the challenges of adapting a movie franchise into a trivia game.

Did You Know?

More in Quiz video games 1-24

Spotted an error? Know more?

Reader corrections go straight into our review queue. Suggest an edit · How this site is sourced

Comments

Loading…
Open in the interactive codex →