
Neyyah is a first-person point-and-click adventure game from Defy Reality Entertainment. You are thrown into a strange secretive world called Neyyah. Use careful observation and logic to uncover the mysteries entwined within Neyyah's peculiar landscapes and bizarre cultures.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.71/day in the week to Aug 24 → 0.14/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.2/day in the week to Jul 20 → 0.33/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
Neyyah is a first-person point-and-click adventure game, set within a collection of remote almost abandoned islands, separated by a series of complex portal machinery and laced with the fingerprints of two very intriguing cultures.
Upon waking up from a strange dream, you find yourself transported to a place called Olujay, where you meet Vamir, who sends you to Neyyah in the hope you will be safe there. For reasons you will discover upon your many explorations, Vamir needs you for a matter of great urgency.
A wrong must be righted. A civilization avenged. A secret revealed.
You end up on Neyyah with only a small amount of knowledge given to you by the frantic Vamir on what you’re supposed to do when you’re there.
Things don't go as planned. In order to return to Olujay and reach Vamir, you will have to explore Neyyah – linking together the mechanical contraptions, rusted levers and blue plasma portal systems scattered throughout the bizarre landscapes, as you learn about the cultures that have shaped Neyyah.
Not everything is as it seems, and as you wander further into Neyyah's ancient heart, your discoveries will lead you to uncover the very truths behind the fate of Earth itself ...
Beautiful pre-rendered graphics, delivered with a high level of richness and realism.
An original atmospheric soundtrack.
Captivating sound design to bring you further into the world around you.
An easy to use 2D style point and click interface, delivered with various cursor options so you'll always know what you are interacting with.
Four movement transition settings: OFF / SPEED / NEUTRAL / RELAX, suited for each individual's style of gameplay.
A 'Faster Travel' mode, where you can skip ahead of certain scenes to be able to travel quicker through the world, enabling you to get to where you need to be more effectively.
Neyyah reflects similar situations depicted within our own society, such as what is real, what is false, and being able to question your own beliefs. Through environmental storytelling, the player will enjoy hours of non-linear gameplay, solving puzzles through the use of close observation, visual links, writing down your own notes, using inventory items … while immersing yourself in a rich story and environment driven game.
Let Neyyah become the world you were born to explore ...
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Reviews
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Reviews
UN TRÈS BON JOUR
Tremendously fun puzzles with astonishing scenery and graphics. Very reminiscent of Myst.
Great game, I really enjoyed it. It was very reminiscent of the old Myst games. You get dropped into a strange alien world not knowing what's going on and spend half the game wandering around and exploring, finding plenty of journals and notes and clues to larger puzzles that you don't even recognise yet... before all coming together for a satisfying ending. I highly recommend playing on the harder difficulty and taking your own notes and screenshots.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 56 reviews with recorded playtime.
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très bon jeux !
Good walkthrough from Koot on Mystery Manor Adventure website and it is mouse driven
I normally don't like to compare one game directly to another, but Neyyah in almost every design choice is begging to be compared to Riven, which is far its superior. The ambience, sound, and art design in Neyyah are all fantastic (the visual design in particular is clearly Riven -nspired, if not outright stolen). The puzzles can at times be a bit obtuse, but that's to be expected in a puzzle adventure game. It's fun to figure out how everything turns on and how things all connect. Where Neyyah collapses, as other reviewers have noted, is in its world building and story. The sheer amount of fictional names is overwhelming at times, and not all the vocabulary feels like it belongs to the same language. I'm still not sure why I needed to turn on some machines/contraptions in order to turn on other ones, whereas in Riven the cause and effect nature of your tasks is fairly clear. The dialogue and acting from the actors, unfortunately, is quite poor (the choice to cast an actress who can't be older than 17 to play the wife of an actor clearly in his 40s is particularly bewildering). Rand Miller's no Oscar winner or anything, but the performances in Neyyah are forced and poorly directed, and contrast with Gehn's calm, deliberate monologue when he "traps" you in Riven. Overall, if you want to play Riven but not Riven, Neyyah is a good alternative. It's mostly fun and engaging, even if you never really understand what's going on. And I never really did.
Vous aimez Myst, Riven ? Alors ce jeu est fait pour vous ! Ecran qui défile, FMV, énigmes difficile mais satisfaisante qui vous demande de prendre des notes. Tout y est ! Différents modes de difficultés sont proposé avec des aides plus ou moins présente, jusqu'au mode difficile où on vous laisse vous débrouiller tout seul, j'ai fait le jeu avec ce dernier. Il vous faudra au moins un carnet de note pour garder une trace des informations importantes, une autre bonne option est d'utiliser des logiciels comme Figma qui vous permettent de copier des screenshots et dessiner/prendre des notes dessus ce qui aide beaucoup ! J'aurais juste aimé savoir plus tôt que la barre espace permettait de mettre les objets/zones cliquables en surbrillance, j'ai appris ça vers la fin et ça m'aurait évité de rater certains objets bêtement, ce qui m'a bloqué pendant un moment ! Sinon les énigmes étaient logique et bien intégré à l'univers du jeu, on commence tranquillement dans une zone assez restreinte et petit à petit le monde s'ouvre, c'est là où garder une trace de tout ce qu'on a pu croiser est important car une info à un endroit peut être utile à l'autre bout d'une autre île. Il y a malgré tout des petits problèmes de traduction ici et là, notamment dans les transitions entre 2 pages de documents qui peut rendre la lecture difficile mais ça ne m'a pas bloqué dans la compréhension d'informations. Ce jeu est une pépite pour tout fan de jeux d'énigmes, et une bonne occasion de découvrir le genre pour les autres !
Follows in the likes of Myst series, with actual video clips of people talking to you and native wild animals about. Search and learn at your own pace. Very atmospheric. Brilliant, been missing its like for years.
(Note: Have only covered a few levels in since writing this review) A wonderful love letter to the Myst clones of the 90s-00s! Hits all the right notes with FMV and real node-based navigation, while also holding wide-screen resolution and accessible help/progress systems. The setting of Neyyah drips with the same clock-punk aesthetics like Schizm and Haven Moon, coupled with alien florae that give it just enough balance to be unique. Even the backstory lightly acknowledges the puzzles set into it. More than can be said for many Myst clones back then. I can't wait to find out what else Neyyah has in store!
Very good game. A lot like the myst games, great graphics. Just a little too much reading for me. Others may like the reading.
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