XON Episode One Hack 1.12 + Redeem Codes

I started out with the initial free game, and then saw several reviewers note that these paid versions are longer, so I decided to give it a try, as I really enjoyed the freebie immensely. Now I am already on Chapter 3 and enjoying every moment of this journey so far! I consider myself to be a “graphics snob,” so I appreciate the beautiful graphics and attention to detail in these games very much. I also love that we are forced to explore every since nook and cranny of this strange world, looking for artifacts needed for game play.

I also appreciate the complexity level of the puzzles. It’s not TOO hard, but hard enough that I did have to seek out some clues on a few occasions, and each game (so far) has given me more than a day of game play.

I will be recommending this game to everyone for sure, and I don’t recommend many games! This rises to the level of The Taos Principal, The Room series, and House of DaVinci. Bravo! Well done, and please make more!

I loved this game. The scenery was beautiful and the puzzle was somewhat challenging while not being ridiculously recondite. My only nearly negative comment isn't really negative. It's just to recognize that, with only one puzzle to solve, the game was very short. The reason this isn't really a complaint is that it was free. I think it is being given away as a sample of what the series has to offer: what the developers are capable of, like a hint at good things to come. I think I'll buy the second episode (it's listed now for only $1.99). If that proves to be equally brief (the first took me about 30-minutes to solve), then I might have to reconsider my praises. But I've seen enough here to make it seem worthwhile to invest further.

There are some truly great games like this out there, so I have to consider that when rating this just 2 stars. This is essentially just one puzzle. The puzzle is not as challenging as the controls, it's essentially like you are a rat in a maze and performing one rote action after another. Very limited interaction with the environment. There is a rope hanging from a wall that is really out of place in this stark environment - you can't climb it or anything. I mention it because there are so few items in the environment that it is odd to have this random rope. Maybe it is part of the next installment? Annoying part: It is possible to get into the pen by falling off a ledge, but once in you cannot get out unless you have previously opened the door from the outside, so you must start a new game in order to continue. The game took me 10 minutes after I restarted. This would be a fine part of a larger game, but it does need more interest and more interactive potential.I thank all game designers in this type of game. I appreciate the effort.

This game hit the spot for me as I like point-and-clicks with 360* real-time navigation. They just feel more immersive to me, though there are plenty of other high-quality ones that are certainly worth playing (and I do). It was short and not too difficult, but worked great as an intro to pull you into the rest of the series. I understand from some of the other reviews that the second (and I assume subsequent) ones are longer and more complex, so I’ll likely invest a couple bucks per to continue this enjoyable adventure.
P.S. Would really like to see more games of this genre, as they seem to be conspicuously scarce on the App Store. Just a thought.

In this first installment, you start the game facing an elevated platform that takes you to the exit.

To activate this platform, you must perform two simple things:

First, you must align six spheres to the reflectors to activate power to the huge pyramid.

Second, you must turn on six switches to activate power to the elevators to reach the elevated platforms.

Once the sixth switch has been turned on, you should find the master (red) switch to divert power to the elevators that take you to the elevated platforms.

Along the way, you will find clues sketched along several pillars.

Your great adventure awaits you! 😁

This epic game offers:
✅ - Outstanding graphics.
✅ - No ads.
✅ - No in-app purchases.
✅ - Absolutely FREE of charge.

The premium games that follow offer much more depth, puzzles, secret areas and so much more.

This game is a great start of the series! 😁

Please ignore the one star reviews and see for yourself.

Recommended: Yes of course! 👍🏼
Puzzle perfection. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Episode one was a little short but exactly the enjoyable type of game I've spent a bit of time looking for. I love being able to maneuver through a landscape fairly freely in pursuit of the goal, which is challenging but not so difficult, and lots of fun.

I encourage people to give this game a try. Episode one is free. The next episodes do cost you, but not very much, and I've been told they're somewhat more of a challenge.

Thanks developer! This game had no bugs and never crashed!

Installed on iPad 10 it was DOA on first download. Now working, I can see where this is Myst/Riven “inspired”. However, a little instruction on how touchscreen movements are controlled would be nice. It took me a while to find how to move and pan. Not having advanced much into the game, I’m not sure with what other actions I might encounter difficulties. With that rocky start, I’ll reserve further review until played. 😏

It would seem one of the puzzles in this game is getting to move and view the environment in a predictable and dependable manner. It might certainly make the game more enjoyable. I have to down grade the rating for the high level of frustration in trying to move and look about. Lastly, the graphics don’t run with Apple airplay, but then again, that’s probably nit-picking.

A very promising game similar to MYST. I loved it! It is short but still good. Ambiance could use some work. Didn't like crow noise, or the up down repeating noise of about four tones In the background. Needs some subtle symphonic music or the like when coming into an area of much significance, reverting to standard day sounds when away. Also needs a intro plot line or the next episodes need to lead up to solving a mystery or similar. Loved the rest of the sounds. Very nice game. If you liked MYST you'll like this.

Start to finish the single puzzle will take someone about 15-30 minutes to solve. Most of that time is figuring out controls. Once the puzzle is completed, you get a "to be continued" window, meaning if you want to keep going, you need to pay $1.99 for each subsequent episode (as separate apps). I wouldn't mind paying if I knew the quality would get better. There is no real mystery or story as to who you are, why you're there, what the world it, etc. There is no interaction except for the obvious puzzle pieces. The game has potential, but is not compelling enough for me to want to continue.

It runs great on my iPad mini 1. The visuals were nice the, the puzzle was brilliantly designed, and the controls are customizable to your liking. The only critique I have is that it would be cool to have some kind of a story here. This was a great little game that I could put down and pick up right were I left off. I can't wait to get the other two games!