Mistico app recently received 9 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 2 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Mistico app an average rating of 3.25 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 12 ratings since its release on May 22 by M Creative. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Mistico?
12 global ratings
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For those who like escape room-style games, this is not a bad way to spend an hour. Like most games in the genre, the puzzles are not related to the story. In fact, there isn’t really a story at all! Controls are fine, except it would be nice to have a way to highlight the hotspots. And the visuals are impressive, especially for a solo developer. I hope the developer will make more games with a more suspenseful story—this is a promising start, but there’s plenty of room for improvement.
for one, I couldn't exit the game unless i forced my mac to shut down. Also some of the puzzle answers didn't work, had to input numerous times or shut down, start again, only then did the answer work. The safe dial didn't spin all the way around, almost gave up, had to "spin" the pointer around 10-15 times for it to get to the higher numbers. but overall, i liked the story, the puzzles were medium difficulty, a fun way to spend 20-30 min.
Impressive effort from a solo developer. I bought the game on sale for 99 cents, don't think it justifies a higher price (in comparison to other titles). This offers a high level of immersion and foreboding (feels similar to great titles like Meridian 157, Adventure Beyond Time) that isn't quite fully realized with the story progression. The puzzles are pretty run-of-the-mill, with an over-reliance on figuring out safe combinations. Hoping for greater variety and depth in future titles.
Good fun and well worth the price!
Enjoyed playing very much! It was a relaxing way to spend an hour playing an escape game frustration-free
I just finished this game. It is very short but enjoyable.
With all of the code sequences I have had to totally close out of the game and once I restart the code works
Fist off, I cannot exit the game. I'm unable to enter windowed mode and Option-Return doesn't work either. I'm not ready to give up on the game yet... but need to be able to save and exit the game without resorting to a FORCE QUIT.
This would be great for a 4th Grader. The solutions are linear from beginning to end. Enjoyed the effort but this is not even close to a single puzzle in the referenced game from the past.