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The Mys­tery of Time and Space, oth­er­wise known as MOTAS for short is an extremely enter­tain­ing adven­ture puz­zle game cre­ated entirely in Flash. How­ever, the basic clock­work of the game is recy­cled but that isn’t nec­es­sar­ily a bad thing.

In fact, for MOTAS it makes for an amus­ing mix­ture of puz­zles, an assort­ment of brain teasers that require posters, rats and odd con­trap­tions. In one instance, you have to con­fig­ure floor tiles to lead a rat to another rat hole. It sounds weird, but in fact it’s highly addic­tive once you get started.

Like Roberta Williams, the cre­ator of the King’s Quest series would say, ‘Remem­ber, check every­thing.” Any­thing that is high­lighted by the cur­sor with a descrip­tion or effect is usu­ally click­able and some­times you can even com­bine items (like lock and key) for instance.

Alas, if you’re per­sis­tent you’ll usu­ally find the right sequence of items to unlock the door and make your way into the rest of the adventure.

Try: The Mys­tery of Time and Space

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