In a press release issued today, Atari and Edios Interactive revealed a new game going by the name of Spy-Q. Spy-Q is a collaboration between Ian Livingston, a fantasy fighting game book author and Dr. Reiner Knizia, an expert in algorithmic puzzles who has more than 300 board games and books under his name. No release date as of yet, but you’ll have it when we do. Press Release Inside.
Produced by specialist DS developer Razorback Developments, Spy-Q will see the player solving extremely challenging puzzles. It’s a race against time in which you must travel around 16 international cities, solving puzzles, getting clues, unlocking secrets and uncovering evidence to get to the evil Dr. Know. More information from the Press Release below.

Wednesday 2nd May 2007 – Atari, one of Australia’s leading sources of interactive entertainment, and Eidos Interactive is pleased to announce a brand new puzzle title for Nintendo DS, SPY-Q. Spy-Q is a collaboration between Fighting Fantasy gamebook author Ian Livingstone and award-winning puzzle and game designer Dr. Reiner Knizia who has more than 300 board games and books to his name. Reiner is an expert in algorithmically generated puzzles and has designed some original ones for SPY-Q. Produced by specialist DS developer Razorback Developments, SPY-Q takes the player on a series of puzzle-solving spy missions, each designed to stretch even the keenest minds to their limit. In a race against time, players must travel to 16 international cities and solve ingenious puzzles and conundrums to find clues, uncover evidence and unlock secrets to track down the evil Dr. Know. Only when you have completed each mission are you free to jump on your plane to get to the next city to face the next fiendish challenge.