Myst Mobile

Нет никаких подсказок, просто попадаешь на остров у тебя есть 33 головоломки, и делай что хочешь и как хочешь.

Невероятно рад , что наткнулся именно на эту игру . Бесплатно доступен отрезок игры буквально на один час игрового времени, но успевает заинтересовать к покупке остальных эпизодов

Очень сложно сейчас найти годную игру в маркете на телефоне, которая не является клеш роялем или платформером. Шикарный жанр и шикарная реализация. Рекомендую.

Круто,спасибо.

iPhone 12 Very slow ايفون12 بطيء جدا

The audio is just missing entirely from the game.

Crashes a lot. I mean. A lot. And for the life of me I could not find this letter that’s supposed to be laying around as the first clue. I searched everywhere. No letter. I wouldn’t mind playing the other regions, but holy obnoxious crashing.

This game would be perfect to play on an Apple TV.

Pick up Jonathan Blows “The Witness” instead. see YouTube reviews, it’s on most platforms. ————————————————————— THIS INPUT NAVIGATION MESS: Wrist fatigue from the horrible implementation of “one touch” navigation. This isn't an action game; a simple tap for movement to destination should suffice. ❌*VERY BAD* navigation. ❌carpal tunnel & wrist issue invitation design. ❌forcing players to *hold* their finger on the screen, for *entirety* of the move duration. (How did this pass q&a testing?) ————————————————————— LACKS BASICS OF MOBILE DESIGN FOR SLOW PACED GAMES: A simple tap-to-move is best for these types of games. Jonathan Blow (developer of Braid) already figured this out for you in the game "The Witness" on iOS (and many 3D, first person puzzle titles.. see Dracula 4) Dual stick isn't the solution - this isn’t an action game, dual stick just introduces more fatigue and wrist issue invitations. How so? iPhone hand ergonomics is not tailored like game controllers - your design invites heavy stress on joints & wrist flexors. Holding that finger out there and keeping it on the screen for the entire movement animation? In action games your fingers & thumbs move around more, (not static) thus releasing the built up tension around the wrists from static holding of device, this game however… is a slow game barely any constant jostling of thumb & finger movement.. and so, like sitting down all day on a chair, back issues arise, because of the built up tension (from no movement) you just sat there and let it build. That’s exactly what one touch design invites to the wrist. You add this to the fact, iPhone is not ergonomically designed for long gaming periods.. AND… your game lacks the finger & thumb movement ratio to release the tension.. then.. Hello wrist I’m carpal tunnel, how are you today? ————————————————————— NOT LISTENING TO THEIR REVIEWS: Most of your recent reviews (as of July 2024) highlight how bad “one touch navigation” is.. and you guys still haven’t fixed it?

Controls were a little clunky but perfectly adequate enough to complete the game without much frustration. I had a great time. It’s a bit short and could probably be a little more difficult, but it’s fun and satisfying while it lasts. I’d never played it before, so it was cool they brought it to iOS. I hope they do a similar remake of the sequel as well.