Well, I've only played realMyst and Uru (which you can play either 3rd or 1st person). I would recommend that if you don't mind mechanical puzzles and such. You should read the site reviews for the others. Laura has just written hers for Sentinel.
See, I kinda have this apprehension with first person adventures because I'm so used to a 3D world full of people/places/things to interact with, and tradtionally adventure games have none of that, the only things you can touch are the puzzles themselves. But what I love about them are not so much the puzzles but being able to 'walk' into such a beautiful world and look around myself 360 degrees while moving forward in space in real time. I had a magnificent time with realMyst. And Uru was rather breathtaking.
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