I last played this 30 years ago, and I got stuck on the clock puzzle back then, too.

But, more seriously: it's Myst. It's always been defined by its beautiful setting and air of mystery. It's a must-play for any fans of adventure games. The updated navigation controls are a bit clunky, but they didn't stop me from playing the game.

This is an absolute classic. While far from the immersive First-Person games we're getting now, this game needs to be mentioned as it laid down the foundation for many of the things we take for granted now.
All in all this is a Myst remake that came out in 2000 rebuilt in Unity in 2014 and it plays exactly like that. However for many of us this (either the original 2000 remake or the 2014 Unity "port") was pretty much our first exposure to Myst and it could serve as an argument (along with the 2001 Resident Evil remake for the Gamecube) that remaking games is not an inherently bad thing as it not only allows the developers to present a vision of their game that takes advantage of numerous "modern" advancements that were not available when they originally developed and released it but it also re-introduces that game to an audience that otherwise wouldn't have been exposed to it.

Iconic, still amazing