Meridian 157: Chapter 3

First of all, the story of Meridian 157: Chapter 3 was original and just brilliant! And so was the artwork, though in 2D, it was perfectly designed and colorful with the story. Clever puzzles, not extremes, that require only logic, not luck or imagination. An introductory video was missing which I think will introduce the player from the stage soon. In the end, it was a great choice for me.

Introducing the most unique puzzles in the series, It takes you to the source of the anomaly through a thrilling journey through the mind-boggling puzzles, dangerous discoveries, and disturbing mysteries of the former inhabitants of the island. Is. Follow Dr. Xander when he becomes fearless in this last adventure.

The best episode of this series. The graphics are good, most of the puzzles are logical, and the story is interesting enough. Similar enough to The Room series and The House of Da Vinci series to recommend, although graphics, gameplay, and story may not be on the same level. I struggled with several riddles, enough to watch tutorials or trust the hints, but the ones I solved on mine made me feel smarter than I am.

From the story to the puzzles, the game has kept me focused without fail. I like all the games in the series and I hope to see more soon, with which I will now try to speed up the 4 games in the series.

I didn’t mind the arcade-like “calibration”, but I got over it.  The whole series is very good, and the only improvement I’d suggest is upping the creepiness factor – the appearance of the shadowy figures wasn’t interactive enough to be too disturbing, but I could see where they might be (perhaps without doing the character dies and game over, but maybe increasing the difficulty or throwing things off for the character?) Overall, very entertaining.

System Requirements of Meridian 157: Chapter 3 Game