- July 20, 2021
- M9 Games
- 2h median play time
Tierra: Mystery Point & Click Adventure
Platforms
About
"Tierra: Mystery Point & Click Adventure" is a first-person puzzle-based game where players explore a woodland area filled with mysterious buildings and puzzling locations. The game features classic point-and-click mechanics, allowing players to collect, combine, and use items in their inventory. With an emphasis on exploration and discovery, players must follow an orienteering map to uncover the secrets of the area and complete challenging puzzles. The game aims to provide a nostalgic experience reminiscent of '90s graphic adventure games and virtual escape rooms.









- The game features fun and mind-challenging puzzles that many players enjoyed.
- Smooth controls and clean graphics enhance the overall gameplay experience.
- Some players found the puzzles to be logical and appreciated the lack of need for a walkthrough.
- The game is very short, with some players completing it in less than half an hour, leading to concerns about value for money.
- Several puzzles are frustratingly ambiguous or illogical, causing confusion and aggravation among players.
- Technical issues, such as bugs and a lack of a proper menu or exit options, detract from the overall experience.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by a very short duration of less than half an hour, featuring some enjoyable puzzles that may not resonate with more experienced players. While there are no technical issues reported, the brevity of the experience has left some players wanting more. Overall, the gameplay is considered decent, though it may lack depth for seasoned gamers.
“The gameplay was not too bad!”
“I play on Win7 PC with no issues for the gameplay... except it was too dang short.”
“We wonder if Mr. Luetchford thinks that kind of near-ambiguity is a bona fide game mechanic.”
“I play on Win7 PC with no issues for the gameplay, except it was too dang short. No trouble finding the sub at the end; this is where a new game picks up from (no DLC).”
“Perhaps the puzzles and gameplay might not appeal to more seasoned players, but I like it.”