- May 2, 2018
- Private Moon Studios
- 12h median play time
MIAZMA or the Devil's Stone
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About
"Miazma or the Devil's Stone" is a mystery adventure game where you play as journalist Jonathan Hunt, investigating a curious disappearance and searching for clues related to a meteorite that fell centuries ago. The game features puzzle-solving, document deciphering, interviews with characters, and exploration of a top-level scientific institute. Prevent disaster by unraveling the legend of mysterious cosmic treasures and using laws of nature to escape dangerous situations.







- The story is intriguing, following journalist Jonathan Hunt as he investigates a missing person's case that leads to a piece of ancient meteorite.
- The game features a variety of complex and challenging puzzles, many of which are based on scientific principles and historical figures.
- There is a decent length of gameplay with a good variety of interesting side characters and well-produced FMV elements.
- The game suffers from excessive mundane dialogue and back-and-forth navigation, which can become tedious.
- The English voice acting is inconsistent, with some performances feeling campy and poorly executed.
- The final puzzles are convoluted and can be frustratingly difficult, requiring a walkthrough for many players.
story
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered intriguing, with many reviewers appreciating its engaging narrative and puzzle integration, particularly in comparison to the previous game, Yoomurjak's Ring. While some found the dialogue and pacing enjoyable, others noted inconsistencies and a less compelling plot. Overall, the game offers a mix of humor, detective elements, and scientific themes, making it a worthwhile experience despite some criticisms.
“Yoomurjak's Ring stood out to me a bit more because it featured more puzzles, a better story, and the gameplay felt like navigating Google Maps Street View.”
“The storyline is pretty interesting, and the visuals and acting are highly amusing.”
“Although the game got off to a slow start for me, by the time the pace started picking up, I got hooked and did enjoy the super challenge and interesting story of the game.”
“There are some weird moments in the story, which has no sense at all.”
“The end of the game is a bit too quick, the story is not so strong as Yoomurjak.”
“The story switches between the investigator on the case and the missing man and his experiences.”