but i wasnt asking at all about solutions X_X [i know how to find the numbers and that the eyes make sounds.] i was asking if i played through some plot stuff that i couldnt come back and read\see again.
i played riven before myst and ragequit because i couldnt figure out the later puzzles.
i went back and beat myst but i've already played more than a couple of hours in riven.
i wanted to know if i missed some information (other than the introduction video which i watched on youtube to remember) that i cant explore and find again.
im at the animal tombstone \ islands topography puzzles.
i couldnt have played it on 2007, so no. i definitely played it in 2005. thanks for trying. edit: can someone send me a website which has every single game released for the pc sorted by years or genres please? i dont trust what i find on google to be full lists. final edit: /v/ surprised me and a few people were kind enough to help. one person knew the game and now i know too! it's TerraTopia game number 2 even if it is a child's game as i suspected i have to beat it. continue helping other people. bye.
please help me find a game i played years ago. i played it in 2005 so it came out in 2005 or before. i played it on pc. it was an exploration/puzzle game. you navigated through pictures (like in Myst\Riven) and played with your mouse exclusively from what i remember. the graphic looked drawn and not 3dcg. there was a maze in the middle of the map that seperated the two sides of the map. it probably had items\collectibles placed in spots in the walls. a minotaur was stationary behind a corner and you would only die if you went to that corner. (at least in the maze) there was a map of the maze ingraved in stone outside of the maze. there were several puzzles i remember: *matching dinosaur bones to create dinosaur skeleton *moving small glaciers to form a bridge *a picture made from vertical stripes that you had to organize from mess that is my memory from the game and i must beat it to have closure. i hope someone knows what this game is.
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