Meridian 157: Chapter 1 Hack 1.1.7 + Redeem Codes
Point and click escape room
Developer: NovaSoft Interactive Ltd
Category: Games
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.1.7
ID: com.NovaSoftInteractive.Meridian157-Ch1-Distribution
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Description
Chapter 2 has been officially released! Get it now on the App Store!
While searching for the anomaly, you find yourself trapped inside a facility on a remote sub-Arctic island. What is this place? Who built it? Why was it left abandoned? Explore the uninhabited complex you now find yourself trapped in, but be warned: you might not be as alone as you think...
Inspired by classic point and click games, Meridian 157: Chapter 1 is the next installment in this new and exciting adventure series. Play as David Zander, a forensic meteorologist who took it upon himself to investigate a strange weather anomaly off the coast of Alaskan. Find clues, solve puzzles and investigate the mystery to progress further into the island and uncover the truth behind the secret of the 157th meridian... Whatever that may be...
We recommend that you play the free prologue if you haven't done so already
Features:
• Custom soundtrack and sound effects designed for a creepy in-game atmosphere
• Latest episode continuing a spooky and thrilling storyline
• Hard and clever puzzles
• A logical hint system for some of the most difficult riddles
• Available in 9 languages, including English, French, Russian, German, Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Japanese!
• New colour blind mode available for people who might have trouble with colour based puzzles
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While searching for the anomaly, you find yourself trapped inside a facility on a remote sub-Arctic island. What is this place? Who built it? Why was it left abandoned? Explore the uninhabited complex you now find yourself trapped in, but be warned: you might not be as alone as you think...
Inspired by classic point and click games, Meridian 157: Chapter 1 is the next installment in this new and exciting adventure series. Play as David Zander, a forensic meteorologist who took it upon himself to investigate a strange weather anomaly off the coast of Alaskan. Find clues, solve puzzles and investigate the mystery to progress further into the island and uncover the truth behind the secret of the 157th meridian... Whatever that may be...
We recommend that you play the free prologue if you haven't done so already
Features:
• Custom soundtrack and sound effects designed for a creepy in-game atmosphere
• Latest episode continuing a spooky and thrilling storyline
• Hard and clever puzzles
• A logical hint system for some of the most difficult riddles
• Available in 9 languages, including English, French, Russian, German, Chinese (Mandarin), Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Japanese!
• New colour blind mode available for people who might have trouble with colour based puzzles
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to receive all the latest news!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NovaSoftInteractive/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/novasoftint
Version history
1.1.7
2022-07-04
• Minor bug fixes
1.1.6
2021-12-19
• Minor bug fixes
1.1.5
2021-07-31
• Fixed issue of app not running on some older devices
1.1.4
2021-07-29
• Minor bug fixes
1.1.3
2021-01-30
• Minor bug fixes
1.1.2
2020-11-25
• Improved in game user interface
1.1.1
2020-11-24
• Improved in game user interface
1.1.0
2020-09-10
• Added Japanese translations!
• Minor bug fixes
• Optimized performance
• Minor bug fixes
• Optimized performance
1.0.9
2020-08-30
• Added Japanese translations!
• Minor bug fixes
• Minor bug fixes
1.0.8
2020-05-27
• New and improved user interface for home screen
• Minor bug fixes
• Minor bug fixes
1.0.7
2020-01-07
• Added a new feature to drag and drop inventory items
• Fixed issue where music stopped playing at certain points
• Upgraded inventory user interface
• Fixed issue where music stopped playing at certain points
• Upgraded inventory user interface
1.0.6
2019-11-11
• Minor fixes
1.0.4
2019-11-03
• Fixed some home screen interface issues
• Added support for both landscape orientations
• Added support for both landscape orientations
1.0
2019-10-30
Ways to hack Meridian 157: Chapter 1
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
4 398 Ratings
Reviews
Suzsho,
Really good game!
A wonderful offering from a new developer. This game has it all - the graphics, the puzzles, the story, the mood, the smooth gameplay - everything that makes up a really good game. The prologue to this game was great (go play it if you haven’t done that yet!) and this chapter did not disappoint. I did have trouble with a puzzle or two - didn’t find them entirely logical - and the hints didn’t really help, but maybe that’s just me. Either way, the game is so good that it didn’t spoil the fun and I was able to find a walkthrough. My only suggestion would be to make it possible to toggle between hints on and hints off within the game. Other than those little things, this is a substantially good game and NovaSoft looks like it’s on track to become one of the top developers in the beloved escape genre. Looking forward to the next chapter!!
Navy G-Man,
GREAT Point & Click Adventure / Puzzle / Escape / Mystery Game
This is for you if you love the genre of point & click adventure puzzlers, or complex room escape games. This game is released chapter by chapter but it is worth the money due to the quality and complexity.
Play the free Prelude first, then Chapter 1 (this game) then on to chapter 2.
There has only been one puzzle I’ve needed help with - that was in the prelude and had to do with how to interpret a clue on the back of a flag. Everything in Chapter 1 is challenging but not frustrating - if you think about it for a bit, you can do it - although if you do get stumped there is an in-game hint system that provides hints and then offers to let you skip a puzzle if you wish.
All in all, a great game. Eagerly looking forward to Chapter 2!
Play the free Prelude first, then Chapter 1 (this game) then on to chapter 2.
There has only been one puzzle I’ve needed help with - that was in the prelude and had to do with how to interpret a clue on the back of a flag. Everything in Chapter 1 is challenging but not frustrating - if you think about it for a bit, you can do it - although if you do get stumped there is an in-game hint system that provides hints and then offers to let you skip a puzzle if you wish.
All in all, a great game. Eagerly looking forward to Chapter 2!
Lonzo684,
Good Fun, Could Be Better!
For the most part I truly enjoyed the game. The graphics were nicely done and the tone of the story was pleasantly mysterious. My least favorite parts were the “spatial reasoning puzzles” where parts have to be put in the right order to make things function. They have nothing to do with moving the story along nor do they have any connection to the problem at hand, just filler that eats up some time and makes the game play out longer. To me, they are tedious and the most silly part of this kind of puzzle game. If I want that kind of boring crap I’ll play a rousing game of Sudoku. I feel like I’m getting short-changed paying for an escape game that is fraught with tiresome filler.
I’ll probably get the next game in the series (with lowered expectations) but will most likely take the shortcut around the banal “shuffle the pieces” segments.
Nice game, but you can do better.
I’ll probably get the next game in the series (with lowered expectations) but will most likely take the shortcut around the banal “shuffle the pieces” segments.
Nice game, but you can do better.
PawPrint,
👍👍 for a fun, light mystery game
Yes it’s a classic “seek and tap” reminiscent of the early Myst games, but the story is entertaining and not too hard to solve the puzzles if you’re on the normal setting. Just tough and fun enough to keep you looking. And just when you think the chapter is over… a plot twist.
The hints and prompts will help keep you from getting really frustrated if you need them. You want a bigger challenge? Turn off hints and prompts… have fun and good luck. Of course there is always a good “walkthrough” somewhere on the internet if you really get stuck, but save that as a last resort.
It’s drawn with the artistry of a good graphic novel with enough detail to set the scene and not look like a cartoon. That really helps to spur the imagination to fill in the blanks.
Audio sets the mood with a light soundtrack that is well balanced, airy and doesn’t get in the way of the sound effects.
All in all it’s a game well built by its creators and worth the few dollars spent per chapter for their efforts. Pro tip: Use your earbuds and play on a tablet with a stylus if you can. “Spoiler Alert” beware the cliffhanger. ‘Nuf said.
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The hints and prompts will help keep you from getting really frustrated if you need them. You want a bigger challenge? Turn off hints and prompts… have fun and good luck. Of course there is always a good “walkthrough” somewhere on the internet if you really get stuck, but save that as a last resort.
It’s drawn with the artistry of a good graphic novel with enough detail to set the scene and not look like a cartoon. That really helps to spur the imagination to fill in the blanks.
Audio sets the mood with a light soundtrack that is well balanced, airy and doesn’t get in the way of the sound effects.
All in all it’s a game well built by its creators and worth the few dollars spent per chapter for their efforts. Pro tip: Use your earbuds and play on a tablet with a stylus if you can. “Spoiler Alert” beware the cliffhanger. ‘Nuf said.
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stuntbush,
So good!
I am extremely picky about paying for puzzle games. I played the prologue of this game and knew it had potential. I was really excited to see Chapter One hit the App Store. I was a little apprehensive at first to pay for a single chapter. After reading the reviews stating the chapter was a significant play, I decided to purchase it and see for myself. The chapter provided extended play, steeped in tricky puzzles and fetching items to be used later. I played on hard so I had to really get through it in my own. Last night I put it down because I got stuck. Today after a little brainstorming I figured it out. I really loved this game. I can’t wait for chapter two.
Photobooth,
Fun point and click adventure
Make sure you play the free prologue game first to get the most out of this game. The game is a solid point and click escape type adventure game. There is a story to unravel making it more adventure than a room escape. There is no silly character dialogue to sort through which is my preference for point and clicks, more Myst than Monkey Island. Not too difficult for experienced point and clickers but challenging enough to hold my attention. The hint system can help you if you get stuck but it doesn’t give things away, there are walkthroughs on line too if you need extra help. Thanks for the fun game, looking forward to chapter 2
happyslappykat,
Take my money!
You have a fan for life. There is something so comforting about the mechanics of this game. It’s not trying to be something it’s not. It’s consistent, the puzzles are different and interesting and none of them were so hard I was annoyed (although some definitely had me thinking for a while). The world building has that myst quality but is still fresh. I want to k ow more!!! Thank you for the excellent imagery and world building annnnd ooo man back at it again with the bit of silent hill/horror seasoning—just enough for some spice—but not enough to ruin the contemplative aspects. Truly, thank you for making this game. It has heart and it shows.
ComfyWine Rock,
Loved it! Well worth $1.99.
I don’t use hints and I put settings on ‘difficult’ I worked on it for weeks and I was sad when it ended…so glad there is Chapter 2.
Wow! big improvement’s from the Prologue. It seems like puzzles were more well-developed, tested with more types of users maybe?
Beautiful graphics, sound, and amazing details!
Even though the puzzles are hard, they make sense when you figure them out (except for the wall safe in the basement 🤷♀️ That was the only one I had to do a walk-through for and it really still didn’t make sense). There is so much variety in the puzzles.
Very smooth moving from room, the map helped me make sense of it when I got disoriented or “lost” in the tunnels. I like Meridian 157 because it seems like it could be a real life place/situation, not a fantasy or sci-fi adventure.
I don’t usually replay games but I did, and second time playing it took a couple hours instead of a couple weeks!
On to Chapter 2.
Wow! big improvement’s from the Prologue. It seems like puzzles were more well-developed, tested with more types of users maybe?
Beautiful graphics, sound, and amazing details!
Even though the puzzles are hard, they make sense when you figure them out (except for the wall safe in the basement 🤷♀️ That was the only one I had to do a walk-through for and it really still didn’t make sense). There is so much variety in the puzzles.
Very smooth moving from room, the map helped me make sense of it when I got disoriented or “lost” in the tunnels. I like Meridian 157 because it seems like it could be a real life place/situation, not a fantasy or sci-fi adventure.
I don’t usually replay games but I did, and second time playing it took a couple hours instead of a couple weeks!
On to Chapter 2.
Rav,
Entertaining
I like this game and it’s very similar to games made by Glitch Games. 1 star less because some puzzles don’t make sense. But fortunately the hints (most of the time) are really good and helpful in getting you by so you don’t have to look outside the app for answer. The story is interesting and it makes me wanting to get going. Also the puzzles are variety and non-repetitive which is good and non-boring. Overall it’s an enjoyable game. Note: After playing for a while I realized this is not the beginning of the story/game. You need to download and play “157 Prologue” first (a short intro game) before continuing on this game which “157 Chapter 1”. So confusing.
Lou in Louisville,
Excellent game!
Ok, so I bought this game today and I couldn’t put it down. I played for 4 hours straight and finished the game. It was a lot of fun. I got stuck a few times and used the hint system but no big deal. It was challenging and just an overall fun game. It was a lot of going back and forth, which isn’t really “fun” to me but the gameplay made it all worth it. I was bummed when it ended but I’m excited for chapter 2 whenever it’s ready... hint hint devs...
But seriously though, this game is worth the money. If you like point and click, escape room type games with fun puzzles, this game is for you!! 5 stars!!!
But seriously though, this game is worth the money. If you like point and click, escape room type games with fun puzzles, this game is for you!! 5 stars!!!
