straight wrote:It's almost like a Myst-style adventure game in space
Well, it?s kinda obvious that Myst is an inspiration, i think

straight wrote:I've just barely scratched the surface, tracing backward from the Grand Tour Orbiter I've found the Orion and seen where it came from. Very cool. And I've also discovered the mysterious and shocking event c. 300 but don't really know what it is or who all was affected yet.
If you actually have found out where it came from, i think you?re the first to do that!
I guess Memory has been out long enough to drop a few (very minor)
spoilers here:- The Orion has indeed an origin you can discover. You can, in fact, see it leaving it?s home world, and find out why.
- The 300 event isn?t exactly a catastrophe of nature - there is something else going on, that can be discovered. But not until very late in the story.
- The Encyclopaedia isn?t complete. But it can be...
- There?s a "window in time" where it is possible to complete the Encyclopaedia. If you find out who started it, you will find the window (it is, of course, in their lifetime, even though that *seems* like an anachronism).
straight wrote:I can see that Memory of the Waves is going to give me many hours of really fun exploration and detective work. Thank you very much.
Thanks, i?m glad you enjoy it.
- rthorvald