realMyst: Masterpiece Edition
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realMyst is a 3D remake of the 1993 adventure game Myst, developed by Cyan and released in 2000. It replaces the original’s static, pre-rendered images with fully explorable real-time 3D environments. The game retains the same story and puzzles while adding free movement and dynamic weather effects. Players explore the island and connected Ages to uncover the mystery behind its inhabitants.
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Myst
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The 1997 Riven: The Sequel to Myst remade from the ground up. The remake features a fully traversable 3D space in both Standard First-Person or in VR.
A reimaged version developed by Cyan, this version builds the original from the ground up to enable play in VR and flatscreen PC, with new art, sound, interactions, and optional puzzle randomisation.
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the game Myst, Cyan offered an anthology of the complete series, along with some special, Atrus-approved, authentic game artefacts. The Collection was successfully funded through Kickstarter.
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