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1999USK 0PC, PlayStation, Steam Deck verified80 % positive12.99 €

A first-person point-and-click adventure in the vein of Myst, where you follow an explorer's legacy into a South American jungle to return a sacred creature. Clever puzzles and atmospheric locations by Benoît Sokal take center stage.

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  • Lots to discover
  • Strong, story-driven narrative
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Myst III: Exile

100 %Match

2001PEGI 3PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck verified92 % positive15.49 €

Brings what grabs you about Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy: puzzles to figure out, lots to discover and a strong story.

A calm puzzle adventure where you travel through beautifully rendered, surreal Ages solving mechanical riddles to confront the vengeful Saavedro. Brad Dourif's strong performance gives the story real emotional weight.

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Strong, story-driven narrative

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Puzzles and brain teasers

You explore the mysterious island of Myst alone and travel through magical books to other worlds, unraveling their puzzles and the story behind them. A quiet, atmospheric puzzle adventure with no combat, where observation and thinking are everything.

The Room Three

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Riven: The Sequel to Myst

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Riven sends you alone through a decaying, lovingly crafted island world where you must decipher interlocking mechanical puzzles with almost no guidance. Its dense atmosphere and coherent world design make it a classic of the adventure genre.

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Puzzles and brain teasers

You are dropped on a mysterious island and must solve intricate puzzles through observation, experimentation and note-taking to explore several surreal worlds. This remake adds gorgeous atmospheric visuals, VR support and optional randomized puzzles.

Atlantis: The Lost Tales

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A Myst-style point-and-click adventure in which you explore the legendary city of Atlantis, solving puzzles and uncovering court intrigue. Pre-rendered panoramic views and a mythological setting define its atmosphere.

Myst

Puzzles and brain teasers

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The Unfinished Swan

Strong, story-driven narrative

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