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Originally Posted by colpet
It's very close to the Riven experience (if you liked that).
From what I've read of Rhem 2's reviews, seems that he was able to accomplish this again.
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Just how do you actually solve Riven-style puzzles? I was fine with Myst(and I'm a big Myst fan), and (not wishing to boast) am fairly smart, but Riven seemed to me absurdly obscure;
Spoiler:Wasn't there a bit where you had to recognise that a little ball looked like the eye of a frog in a rock formation that looked nothing like a frog? And a bit where you had to figure out the grid positions of 7 of those big domes on a little holograph device? That was just masochism. I did however, like the way all the puzzles fitted together into one puzzle, but I think Amateria in Myst 3 did it much more elegantly.
Can someone tell me how they solve stuff like this?
