Encodya vs realMyst
Encodya
Encodya is a gorgeous point-and-click adventure game featuring a young orphan, a 9-year-old girl named Tina, and her robot nanny, S.A.M. 53. Set in a dystopian cyberpunk world where many people have fallen deeply addicted to VR, an incident sparked off a journey where she tries to carry out the mission her late father has left her and possibly change the world for the better in the process. There are plenty of obstacles and puzzles along the way, but by switching between the robot and the girl, you’ll be able to solve them and figure out where to go or what to do next.
realMyst
realMyst is, despite the similarity of the name, not simply a remake of the original game so that the younger generation and experience the game themselves; it provides a whole new trove of content that is not present in the older version, including a new Rime Age, optional free roam and zip navigation modes, bookmarking your progress, auto-save option and built-in interactive guides to help you along if you get stumped. Aside from the improved musical scores, the graphics in the game has also been updated to match with the times, with not only a day and night cycle (you'll get a flashlight for navigating at night) and weather patterns, but also advanced, dynamic and incredibly realistic effects.If you truly want to try out Myst, this is without a doubt the version that you should get. It's just so much better than the original in so many ways and most importantly, it lives up to the original's legacy.
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