Ascaron and 93 Games have announced the release of Runaway, The Dream of the Turtle an adventure game for the Nintnedo DS. The goal of the game is to help Brian, the main character, find his girlfriend Gina. They were separated in a plane crash in Hawaii.

Along the way, players have to solve puzzles and riddles in the point and click adventure game to reunite the couple. Players travel through one hundred different locations, such as The Temple of Tiki, Luana Beach and Tiki waterfalls.

Point and click games are a great fit for the Nintendo DS and this one sounds like an interesting one. The addition of puzzles and riddles to solve make this game intriguing.

Press Release Follows:

Runaway, The Dream of the Turtle, the latest instalment of the internationally successful adventure series, is released on Nintendo DS today by Ascaron and 93 Games. Players can enjoy a colourful adventure set in an array of exotic locations, as they embark on a quest to find the missing character Gina Timmins.

Brian is a former science student on holiday with his girlfriend Gina. The pair are enjoying a relaxing holiday in Hawaii, but on a visit to Tiki Falls their plane crashes in the jungle leaving them separated. As they desperately try to find each other, the thrilling adventures unfold. Travelling to the four corners of the globe, they come face to face with soldiers, pirates, spies, surfers and even aliens.

Stunning graphics, mind bending puzzles, bamboozling riddles, great humour and a superb soundtrack are all on offer to players as they help Brian on his mission to find Gina. Over one hundred different exotic locations, including the ruins of The Temple of Tiki, the beautiful Luana Beach and the cascading Tiki waterfalls provide the backdrop for this truly unique point and click adventure.

Players will meet a whole host of humorous characters on their travels, including Hawaiian man eating beauties, adrenaline junkies, mad genius professors and clever computer geeks of superior intellect.

Runaway, The Dream of the Turtle will also be available on Nintendo Wii early next year.