Mist? lol! I played those with my ex-wife and a friend of ours. I remember there were times when it was tricky to get set up right to pick up things, though my memory might be faulty in this regard. The real thing that made Mist very impressive was that the puzzles were very difficult and different from most adventure style games. There was one that was sort of like Simon where you had to arrange musical tones to open a secret door iirc. There were also some fiendishly devilish word puzzles. One for instance used a short sentence where the only vowel in the entire sentence was y. It made guessing it extremely difficult I only played the first game, that intermittently, and very late at night, so I apologize for not being able to give more details. At the same time we were playing Mist, my friend was playing World of Warcraft and Betrayal at Crondor, so it's quite possible I"m mixing things up. I remember the Crondor game had these puzzle locks where you'd have to solve a riddle and flip the lock tumblers to the proper letters to solve it. I always liked that mechanic as well.
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