
Meridian 157: Prologue is the first in a series of point-and-click puzzle adventure games. Play as David Zander, a meteorologist who is investigating a mysterious weather signal on a remote island south of Alaska. Venture toward the remote island to discover the mystery behind the 157th meridian!
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Начало сюжета перед основными главами игры. Сюжет интересный, хотя кому-то покажется немного знакомым. Неплохие локации. Некоторые головоломки заставят подумать :) В целом хороший квест для прохождения.
Well... It's a Prologue! So the mystery only now begun... If you are good at Hidden Object Games? You should breeze through this one. XD Also... This game ends with two best words ever uttered. Love it.
Некрасиво, нелогично, непонятно. Особенно вызывает удивление "сарай с закрытой дверью" -> зумим "сарай с открытой дверью". "Компьютерный стол со стулом" <- зум аут "компьютерный стол БЕЗ стула". Uninstall.
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Coming to this after the Aurora Hills series. Meridian is less refined (so far) but still scratches that itch. Overall a very fun 30 minutes.
Бесплатный пролог к полноценным играм этой серии. Геймплей представляет из себя сбор предметов на локациях, и решение с помощью них головоломок, чтобы продвинуться дальше. Графика атмосферная. Мне зашло.
Yeah. Go for it before Chapter 1. It's free, it's short, no ads no bs.
I'm sorry, but isn't this an old game? It looks so familiar... I have played this, many years ago. On my old, now dead iPad perhaps? Is this a port? Why not sell the whole game in one package? I don't understand this, therefore it's a downvote from me.
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45964134-Kitty%2527s-Pawsome-Game-Recs/](っ◔◡◔)っ♥ KittyPawsomeGameRecs♥[/url] Meridian 157: Prologue is a point and click hidden object adventure game, developed by NovaSoft Interactive Ltd. You play as detective David Zander, a forensic meteorologist, that goes to investigate an abnormal weather anomaly in a far away island, lost in the north of the Pacific Ocean. Just like any hidden object game, you are set right into the adventure! You start on a remote location, inside your humble small office, in the wilderness. Much like any other work day. Until, you receive a message on your computer, an anomaly was detected! As such, it’s your job to gather your things and your wit, to go and investigate this phenomenon. The gameplay is fairly intuitive and simple, which helps you move around quickly and to explore the multiple areas. At your disposal are your trustworthy tools: your backpack and your camera. With it, you carry items you find in the scenarios and you can take pictures with your digital camera, so that you never forget important clues or pieces of information. The ambient sounds, soundtrack and the scenarios in itself, are visually stunning, immersive and appealing. Even tho, Meridian 157 Prologue is just an introduction to the main game (which has 3 chapters out at the moment), nonetheless, it’s portrays truthfully the adventure spirit and how interesting this story is!
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Not bad for an hour prologue game. The puzzles/challenges were interesting, the story has the mysterious vibe to it, so I'm looking forward on wanting to play though this serious.
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