Meridian 157: Prologue

Name: Meridian 157: Prologue
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.561193943023682 (32783 reviews)
Author: NovaSoft Interactive

NovaSoft Interactive

4.6

32.8K reviews

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About this game

Meridian 157: Chapter 1 and 2 have been officially released! Get it now on Google Play!

Meridian 157: Prologue is a point and click puzzle game focused on engaging puzzles, immersive visuals and an exciting storyline. It is the first part of the Meridian 157 series, where you play as detective David Zander investigating a mysterious weather anomaly in the northern Pacific Ocean. Use your wits to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles to find a way deeper into the island in order to uncover and seek out the mystery behind the lost island on 157th meridian!

Key features:
• Elegant and eerie graphics with atmospheric sound effects and animations
• Lots of challenging and clever puzzles and riddles, perfect for all audiences
• Immersive ambient music tracks
• First part of an exciting storyline
• Logic based clue system
• Completely free and no ads
• Inspired by classic escape room, hidden object and exit style games
• Available in 8 different languages!
• Try out this free puzzler now!

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Updated on

Jul 26, 2025

Available on

Android, Windows

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Ratings and reviews

4.6

28.9K reviews

Emily Karnes

April 11, 2025

Eh... fine? Pretty, and had the beginnings of an atmospheric story. The gameplay, though, suffers from some sins of the genre. First, a lot of items are locked up or placed where they are because... that's where they needed to be for the puzzle. There's no logical, in-world reason. Same reason for not holding onto useful tools to reuse. Each objective is painfully linear, awarding exactly one item for progression. Puzzles are very easy (played on hard mode.) Liked the sliding block puzzle.

4 people found this review helpful

A Google user

September 27, 2019

Hello! I've seen the complaints.. This game was fun. I'd pay for the rest of it. I loved that this was a demo without ads. I maybe would include demo in the title for now just so there was less complaints. Otherwise, the graphics were great, the transitions smooth, sound effects were great. There was just enough to story to be like, "Hmmmm what the hell..." The puzzles were cool. Some of them like the arrows to the bridge control were a little..vague? I'd guess I'd say? Also the color locks.

38 people found this review helpful

NovaSoft Interactive

September 27, 2019

Thank you for the valuable feedback Erica! We thought that including "Prologue" in the title would have been enough, however I can see how it could have been confusing for some people. It has been a good learning experience, so the next games will have better puzzles! Thank you again for the comments

Melissa O'Neill

October 26, 2024

Story seemed interesting, but one of the puzzles was near impossible to figure out - even with the in-game hints I couldn't even figure out where to use the clue I'd found (had to find a walkthrough, and even it said it was ridiculously difficult - flag/levers). The controls on another puzzle (block slide) were wonky. There was also a lot of traveling back and forth between locations without a quick-travel map.

82 people found this review helpful