To conclude the "Atlantis Trilogy", I present this 9-tile magic myth I did last night. After this, I will focus on magics with other numbers of tiles.

Just like the "Secret of Atlantis" and the "Paragon of Atlantis", the "Escape of Atlantis" is made of 9 tiles, but as usual, the solution shapes and configurations are completely different.

In the "Secret of Atlantis", the goal was to find th lost city of Atlantis. In the "Paragon of Atlantis", the goal was to find the secret knowledge of Atlantis.

After all those, and to add more to the mystery storyline, the "Escape of Atlantis" is about trying to avoid the seduction of the inviting mermaids (if that is possible LOL), and find the octopus-like submarine (which is the other solution) to escape.

The question though is, do we really want to escape???


I will leave you with many photos. The first two correspond to the two solved states.




























Finally, here is a photo of the three 9-tile magics of the "Atlantis Trilogy".








Pantazis

Amazing as usual!

Sweet! That looks really cool Pantazis.


Btw - have you played God Of War? I think it'll be right up your alley, as well as other puzzlers!!!

But it has a lot to do with Greek Mythology. The first in the series had to do with you getting to Pandora's Box that's ontop of a Titan! You must unlock it and use it to defeat the God of War - Aries. The whole game is pretty much solving puzzles!!

Would you be daring enough to open Pandora's Box? Maybe in Magic form?

Thanks Pembo!!! I tried to make a magic with a sexy look too LOL





I don't know about Pandora's Box, but there has been a much more powerful box (another magic that is!)...

the... Pantazis' Box!!!! (did you miss that? LOL)

Just read the storyline... another sign of my madness!




Pantazis

wow that's incredible!!!

You are mad!! lol btw - loved the story that goes with it

according to the mermaids above, it is true story!



Pantazis