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As you learn what happened on the island, you will find that you are playing a key role in an epic story whose ending has not yet been written. Explore deeper connections in these stunning and surreal Ages, uncover a story of ruthless family betrayal, and make choices that will affect both you, and the world of Myst itself. Cyan, the indie studio that created the beloved classic, has reimagined Myst.
Built from the ground up to play both in VR as well as traditional flatscreen displays, Myst is teeming with new art, new sound, re-imagined interactions, and even optional puzzle randomization. Now you can explore the Ages of Myst in a new dimension! It's a worthy purchase and a game you'll have no trouble getting into. This is one of the better games for the computer format and is nearly identical to its PC counterpart. One problem: Even though this has a very interesting story line, I had a difficult time trying to maintain any attention to this game.
Most of the game consists of just still pictures of various spots on a rendered island. It kinda makes me wish for more full-motion video, which is very few and far between in this game. Sorry, this game just bored me. This port from the PC version is done relatively well. The graphics and sounds are decent but the game never really appealed to me on the PC. The game is huge but still manages to have difficult puzzles to keep you stuck at almost every turn.
For a CO title it could have used a bit more animation or video screens rather than just single shots of a location. Adventure fans who want a challenge will really dig it, but it got boring after a while.
Myst's success last year captured the imaginations of lots of PC gamers. Identical gameplay and almost perfect graphics make this BDO translation utterly absorbing. Myst defies description because it has created something of a new genre. The gameplay is closest in style to that of graphic adventures like The 7th Guest and Mansion of Hidden Souls. No text boxes or pull-down menus mar the view. In fact, where you go and what you do is entirely up to you. And you can do it in any order.
To play, you explore Myst Island to gather clues and information as you progress. Write down everything you see, and gradually you'll assemble the facts you need in order to learn how to travel to different worlds or unravel the story line. The game's controls are limited to a simple point-and-click hand icon. You point at where you want to go or what you want to open, and click. Once you get the feel for the island, navigating around it is simple enough for even a small child.
Myst's graphics are absolutely mesmerizing and gorgeous -a true work of art. As you roam across the island and through different ages, the first-person view is idyllic. Buildings viewed from the inside and outside possess a photorealistic quality that combines still shots with artful full-motion video.
This quality brings the island and other locales to life more fully than almost any other game. Add to that the realistic sound effects-water lapping on the shore, clocks ticking, the turning pages of the book-and Myst becomes an experience that immerses you squarely in the game. Myst's puzzle-solving elements flow naturally with the story line, so this game is for those who like to think while they play. Rapid-fire thumbs don't solve Myst.
If you have the opportunity to play Myst on a PC, that may be the way to go because of the slighly better graphics. On the other hand, a large-screen TV, a pair of headphones, and Myst 3DO make for a memorable adventure. Either way, don't Myst out. You have stumbled upon a most intriguing book titled Myst. You have no idea where it came from or who wrote it.
As you reach the end of the book, you lay your hand on a page. Suddenly your own world dissolves into blackness, replaced with the island world the pages described. Now you are thrust into the world known to you only as Myst.
Myst is a graphically intense adventure in which you have fallen into a strangely exotic land. You must use all of your adventuring imagination and puzzle-solving ability to escape this unusual world in order to find a way back home.
The game's interface uses a point-and-click style with directional movements. A small hand with a pointing finger rotates while it is scrolling around the screen. Clicking chooses the direction you wish to travel along with inspection of interactive objects such as books, papers and usable objects. Travel is restricted by keeping you to the scheduled paths, in turn not allowing you free movement around the island.
The challenging aspect of Myst comes from its many puzzles and riddles. For players expecting a solve-and-go style game, be forewarned that the riddles in Myst overlap and intertwine like no others. You will be fighting to finish not only one puzzle but a group of puzzles at one time. With ongoing riddles, a notebook will be your best friend as you gather information around the island. There are objects to be read as well as objects to find and use.
The most important feature to remember is to touch and inspect everything within reach. Myst's main audience draw is the perfectly rendered 3-D scenes. These pictures combine a natural outside landscape with futuristic man-made objects to form an eye-catching balance of visual effects. For the load time-hating players who despise the normal slow transition period in graphic adventures, there is no need to worry; the PlayStation handles with little difficulty.
Japanese gamers get to try their hand at this great interactive adventure game ported directly from the PC classic. The quest takes you on a first-person jaunt across mysterious Myst Island to find the mystical Ages of Myst.
Mystic travelers will interact with myriad weird devices and machines under the guidance of charts and journals just like in the computer game. Don't even think about this version unless you're fluent in Japanese. You pick it up, read it, and realize you have been transported into the world in the book, the world of Myst.
Myst, the best selling PC game of all time, is here for the PlayStation. Myst's classic graphic adventure action leads you through a series of different worlds where you must uncover clues and figure out a variety of mind-absorbing puzzles.
True to the Mac original, Myst for the PlayStation emphasizes the game's eerie, exotic locales, beautifully rendered in ultra-high resolution graphics, as well as a haunting soundtrack that will mesmerize you. It's the blue book You search for clues to find out what happened to a professor and his two sons.
As you gather info, you uncover a mysterious chain of events. The game's gorgeous backgrounds are outstanding. The sounds are also a treat with New Age-style orchestrations and eerie mood music.
There are tons of books that will get you through Myst in no time. Rent Myst and try it out. Or, if you're willing to spend the time, buy Myst and solve the puzzles yourself.
Either way, first-timers will have a blast with this great game. Former Mysters need not apply, though. Browse games Game Portals. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game.
Game review Downloads Screenshots Game That Changed The World Arriving at a time when PC games were barely established, Myst rapidly found favour among early adopters, library users and the kind of people who keep the plastic sheeting on the back seat of their cars. The background According to the intro, you have just found a book entitled Myst. The game You see the world of Myst from a first-person perspective viewpoint. Books, books and more books It says something about the game that the most interesting location in it is probably the library.
Much ado about nothing Much has been made of this game in its Apple Mac incarnation. Overall rating: 7. People say: 6. Overall rating: 6. In a Fog Myst defies description because it has created something of a new genre. Both open source projects will be hosted on OpenUru. The goal of the open source CyanWorlds.
As you see, this is a joint effort: Cyan's client code, Cyan's modelling tools 3DSMax plugins , and a compatible server implemented from scratch by members of the fan community. All are available now, although you currently have to register for the download. I expect mirror repositories will pop up by tomorrow. If you can't tell by my hasty typing, I'm utterly jazzed about this. I wish I could spend a month or six learning the modelling I'd need to start firing up my own pieces of the Myst multiverse.
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