《大災難：危機之日》（Disaster: Day of Crisis）是由Monolith Soft開發、任天堂發行的Wii動作冒險遊戲，於2008年在日本、澳洲與歐洲地區推出。融合生存、救援、射擊與駕駛等多種玩法，並以逼真的天災與恐怖分子威脅為背景，帶來緊張刺激的遊戲體驗。

主角雷蒙德·布萊斯（Raymond Bryce），前海軍陸戰隊員，因在一次行動中未能救回好友，而深陷內疚之中。而美國開始遭遇一系列毀滅性的自然災害，包括地震、海嘯、火山爆發和颶風等，與此同時，恐怖組織「SURGE」趁機展開陰謀，綁架地震學家與其助理(死去好友的妹妹麗莎)，企圖利用核武器威脅世界。雷蒙德被派往災區執行拯救行動，試圖在天災與人禍交織的絕境中拯救人質，並揭露恐怖組織的陰謀。

操作方式充分發揮Wii遙控器與Nunchuk的特性，結合動態感應與傳統按鍵操作。利用Wii遙控器來瞄準敵人進行射擊，亦可進行QTE（快速反應事件）來逃避危險、攀爬障礙物或救援受困者。此外，還要在不同的環境下駕駛各種交通工具，如汽車與快艇，以應對突如其來的災難情境。

遊戲共分為多個章節，每個章節都圍繞著不同的災害場景與劇情發展展開。關卡的設計相當多樣，需穿越倒塌的城市、逃離崩裂的高速公路、在洪水中求生，甚至深入火山口執行任務。在過程中，不僅要對抗恐怖分子，還需隨時關注自身的體力與健康狀態，例如吸入過多煙霧會導致呼吸困難，必須尋找掩護或使用道具恢復狀態。此外，設有大量救援任務，要找到受困的災民，並透過急救操作來提升分數與評價。

難度會隨著進度增加，敵人AI的反應也越來越靈活，需善用掩體射擊系統，並選擇合適的武器來對應不同敵人類型。同時，面對災害場景時，也需要快速應變，否則可能會陷入險境或遭遇即死的情況。

當年在發售後獲得不同程度的評價。部分媒體與玩家讚揚其獨特的遊戲概念、緊張的劇情推進與多樣化的遊玩要素，特別是在當時的遊戲市場中，能夠將自然災害與動作冒險結合的作品相當少見。然而，也有評論指出遊戲的畫面表現相較於同時期的Wii遊戲顯得較為粗糙，角色動作僵硬，且部分關卡的操作反應不夠流暢，導致整體體驗受到影響。

此外，由於本作沒有推出北美版本，僅限於日本、澳洲與歐洲發售，使得它成為相對冷門的Wii作品。然而，隨著時間推移，《大災難：危機之日》仍然在特定玩家群體中擁有一定的收藏價值，特別是對於喜歡災難題材與動作冒險遊戲的玩家而言，這款遊戲依然具有獨特的吸引力。

Disaster: Day of Crisis is an action-adventure game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo for the Wii. It was released in 2008 in Japan, Australia, and Europe. The game blends multiple gameplay elements, including survival, rescue missions, shooting, and driving, while setting the stage with realistic natural disasters and terrorist threats, delivering an intense and thrilling experience.

The story follows Raymond Bryce, a former U.S. Marine who is haunted by guilt after failing to save a close friend during a past mission. As the United States is struck by a series of catastrophic disasters—including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, and hurricanes—a terrorist organization known as SURGE takes advantage of the chaos to execute a sinister plan. They kidnap a seismologist and his assistant, Lisa, who is the younger sister of Raymond's deceased friend Steven Hewitt. Their goal is to use nuclear weapons to threaten the world. Raymond is sent into the disaster zones to carry out a rescue mission, attempting to save the hostages while uncovering the terrorists’ true intentions in the midst of both natural and human-made crises.

The game makes full use of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, incorporating both motion-sensing and traditional button controls. Players use the Wii Remote to aim and shoot enemies, while Quick Time Events (QTEs) are frequently used to escape danger, climb obstacles, or rescue trapped civilians. Additionally, the game includes vehicle sections, where players must drive cars and speedboats through hazardous environments to survive sudden disaster scenarios.

The game is divided into multiple chapters, each focusing on different disaster scenarios and progressing the story. The level design is highly diverse, requiring players to traverse collapsing cities, escape crumbling highways, survive in flooded areas, and even venture into an active volcano. Throughout the game, players must not only fight terrorists but also monitor their stamina and health. For instance, inhaling too much smoke can lead to breathing difficulties, forcing players to take cover or use items to recover. The game also features numerous rescue missions, where players must find and aid trapped civilians using emergency medical procedures, which in turn contribute to the player’s overall score and ranking.

As the game progresses, the difficulty increases, and enemy AI becomes more reactive and intelligent. Players must utilize the cover-based shooting system effectively and select the appropriate weapons for different enemy types. Furthermore, reacting quickly to environmental hazards is crucial—failure to do so can result in instant death.

Upon release, Disaster: Day of Crisis received mixed reviews. Some media outlets and players praised its unique concept, engaging story, and variety of gameplay mechanics. At the time, very few games combined natural disaster survival with action-adventure elements, making it a standout title. However, critics pointed out several flaws, including dated graphics compared to other Wii titles, stiff character animations, and occasional unresponsive controls, which negatively impacted the overall experience.

Additionally, since the game was never released in North America and was only available in Japan, Australia, and Europe, it remained a relatively obscure title in the Wii library. However, over time, Disaster: Day of Crisis has gained cult status among certain gaming communities, especially among fans of disaster-themed and action-adventure games, who appreciate its unique premise and gameplay despite its flaws.