ISOLAND 3 Dust of the Universe
By COTTONGAME Network Technology Co., Ltd.
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- CategoryGames
- SubgenrePuzzle
- First releasedFebruary 20, 2020
- Versions0 archived
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerCOTTONGAME Network Technology Co., Ltd.
- Bundle IDcom.cottongame.island3
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
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At the end of ISOLAND 2, the rocket is finally launched into the space. So what happens next?
In the third installment of ISOLAND franchise, the player has an opportunity to explore the story even further, which is also an opportunity for ourselves to test our curiosity and creativity.
I would like to footnote ISOLAND 3 with my favorite artist Maurits Cornelis Escher, to explain the significance of art. Every player of ISOLAND now is able to set off again with his curiosity. I wish you all find the answer to your love when you complete the game.
Coming with the art style you are familiar with, various puzzles, delicately designed 2nd run mode, and interesting collectables.
You've been traveling through the universe by rocket and come to an uncharted planet. This place is covered with rocks and barren vegetation. What lies above the blue ocean is a bizarre, crimson sky. However, you are not the only human being who have been here. Along your path you will encounter ancient ruins, a mysterious spaceship, and countless puzzles to solve.
What are you going to do this time?
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 30, 2022 | 1.8.2 | ★ 4.2 | 34 | $1.99 |
| December 4, 2024 | 3.0.4 | ★ 4.3 | 38 | Free |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 15Not as good as the first game, but WAY easier than the second.
Um so I’m giving this 4 stars for now because Isolands 1 & 2 are some of my favourite mobile games of maybe all time... but for some reason with this one I’m extremely confused and I can’t imagine that it’s fully the games fault. Some of the puzzles are really good, but others.... not as intuitive. I looked on line for some sort of help because I feel like I’ve hit a dead end however, SPOILERS kinda: Once I’m in the space ship / house I find that some of the things from the walk through very GREATLY from my version. For example in the video there is like a moth that goes to the light to reveal a solution, however in my version there’s just a robot. Am I missing something...? Any help would be appreciated — a fan
Wonderful game, beautiful graphics, well designed puzzles. I really enjoyed this sequel. The only things I don’t like about it is: a. You must buy the hints, which I feel is really annoying considering that you need to buy the game b. The soundtrack is not available. I loved the soundtrack for Isoland 2, but the soundtrack for Isoland 3 still is not available, which is a pity, I would pay for the soundtrack. But overall, the game was great, can’t wait for the next one. Keep on creating the quality work Cotton. :)
I see others are complaining about hints. Here’s an idea... don’t use them. The game is totally solvable without hints, but it takes some thinking and investigation. As with the whole Isoland series, the art is fantastic, the game play is smooth and the puzzles range from simple to challenging. Keep it up guys, don’t let these complainers discourage you, the game is awesome.
Lots of bits are missing from the game, I got stuck and watched a walkthrough. The woman is mussing from the ship, there are no flowers to collect... is there an update to fix this?
After about four hours of gameplay, Curiosity finally got the better of my 10 year old son and he came to see what I was getting so frustrated over. I handover the phone and tell him to give it a try. He enlisted the help of my husband and before long all of us were spending quality family time playing the game together. That alone made downloading the game totally worth it. But it was also A lot of fun... until we got stuck.
Wonderful, beautiful and challenging! Loved it.
I’ve been enjoying the ISOLAND series, but it’s seriously irritating to play all the way to what must be near the end of the game, and find no way of getting past a puzzle. After googling a walkthrough, I find that my game doesn’t actually HAVE the clue I need to solve the puzzle I’m stumped on (the faces on the poster, needed to open the cabinet and find film, apparently). What’s up with that? I have no way of finishing the game at this point, (since even using the googled info doesn’t work) unless I get lucky and guess the right combination at random. Very frustrating.
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