Meridian 157: Prologue

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USK: Ages 6+
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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!

We develop point and click, puzzle, adventure games. Our main genres are mystery, horror, and escape room style games that focus on hidden object interactions, challenging enigmas, riddles, and logic-based brain teasers.

Across our various series, play as a detective exploring a strange anomaly with a dark past, stuck in limbo deep inside an abandoned laboratory, or as a national park ranger, the main investigator on an unsolved murder mystery style case deep within the wilderness… Search for clues, discover rooms, unlock doors, and uncover the hidden secrets while you work your way through our atmospheric, story-driven quests! All of our games are playable offline and in 9 languages!

Highlights:
• Escape Room Challenges: Test your logic in immersive settings and find the exit (escape) from enigmatic scenarios.
• Hidden Objects: A challenge for those who love to hunt down every clue, secret, and hidden item.
• Train Your Brain: A wide variety of puzzles, from simple riddles to complex logic brain-teasers to keep your mind sharp.
• Immersive Atmosphere: Experience polished aesthetics and deep storytelling for a total immersion in every graphic adventure.
• Classic Gameplay: A smooth and engaging point and click experience optimized for modern play.
• Try out this free puzzler now!

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Venture on a quest to uncover the secret behind the sub-Arctic anomaly
Updated on
Aug 25, 2026
Available on
Android, Windows
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Ratings and reviews

30.8K reviews
Computer Computer
September 3, 2026
This is the most fun I have ever had with a game. It isn't that scary, just a little off. But the good kind. This game was short but really really good. I recommend it. And, it gives you hints with no cost. That's my fav part.
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Alex Rendall
January 3, 2025
An enjoyable introduction to an excellent series. This is a puzzle game, with puzzles that I found to be just the right level of challenging. The player has to use information from one location to solve puzzles elsewhere which adds to the difficulty. The game felt a bit short but as a free introduction to the other three chapters it whets the appetite for the rest of the series.
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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.
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What’s new

• Minor bug fixes