- Price$2.99
- CategoryGames
- First releasedJanuary 5, 2012
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerMicroids
- Bundle IDcom.microids.atlantis3ipad
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueA dreamy trip to Atlantis In 2020 in the desert of Hoggar, a young Egyptologist is looking for a building that the Ancient Egyptians built...
THE ADVENTURE In 2020 in the desert of Hoggar, a young Egyptologist is looking for a building that the Ancient Egyptians built. There, she meets a Touareg who apparently wants to help her and discovers fantastical machines that seem to come from another world. She decides to activate them to help her move forward in her search. But she doesn't yet realize that she'll have to go back through several periods and civilizations in history for the most mysterious and dangerous of adventures: The quest for Atlantis.
THE GAME A Point&Click adventure using 360° vision technology in every scene. The game is not a copycat portage of the PC version but an adaptation for touch screens and mobile platforms.
THE HIGHLIGHTS • All voices and texts in English! • A thrilling adventure that will push you back into several periods of history • Magnificent graphics that faithfully represent each universe • A captivating history with amazing high-quality graphics
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Only on Mac: Still Life 2 - Director's Cut
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Ratings Over Time
sampled from 3 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 15, 2012 | — | — | — | $3.99 |
| November 26, 2015 | 1.5.1 | — | 34 | $2.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 14So far I can't figure out what to do I am at the beginning in the dessert. I also don't really like how the arrows work you should be able to walk were you want because everything looks the same and u need hints to no how to do things.
I'm inside the skull, I listen to the dolphin, when I work through the corridors the old lady says "no, not Now". I can't get back off the island where the ship is, I can't go forward, am I missing something?
Boring! The app store needs more games like The Room 1&2, The Haunt all versions. Getting bored with what is offered. Time for more games that adults will enjoy.
I am also stuck in the part with the dolphin. It tells me to take the spear thrower and kill the mammoth. Where is this spear? I can't figure out how to get back to the cave.....
So apparently this version of the game skips about 95% of the content from the PC version. Missed dialogues, interactions and more. The game makes no sense to me and this is the only version I have played (googled a guide from gameboomers to see if I missed some stuff. Turns out I missed the whole story :/)
This game may be enjoyable on PC, but does NOT translate well to iPhone; several story lines and multiple puzzles are missing or skip for no reason, poor graphics during interactive play, and absolutely ALL items to retrieve/use are highlighted for you. Just following a path of highlighted items is not equivalent to PLAYING a game. In the end, iPhone adaptation of Atlantis III is jagged, short, and boring. Not worth even a couple bucks.
I played this on the PC when it first came out and let me say it transferred over so well onto the iPhone! I didn't have a problem with it skipping scenes or puzzles. I enjoyed this when I played it years ago and I enjoyed it now.
Am i missing something? The sample images look great. The reviews are good. Honestly, i cannot even tell what is going on, because the graphics are so bad. The scenes look like they were made for iphone and stretched to the ipad screen. Actually, made for iphone would be good. They look like they were made for a 1998'ish "smartphone" (you know, the ones that only run almost-color versions of pong. It is horrible. Its almost worth buying just to get a look at how ugly it is. Like buying tickets to see the elephant man at a freakshow. This has to be the worste game ever made. The audio is dreadful at best. The music drowns out what talking there is. The scenes look so much alike, ou cant even tell whats going on. Did i mention the graphics were terrible? Pardon me whilst i pluck out my own eyes...
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