The original Myst is revamped for the new millennium, in 3D: dynamic and fully interactive with day and night condition cycles, changing weather, and real-time lighting effects. Unlike in the original version, with its "screen by screen" navigation and pre-rendered images that represented locations, Real Myst allows the player to physically explore the game's world and includes a fully rotatable camera.
The remake also adds a fifth "Age" (a world created by the power of human imagination), called the Rime Age , and a new available ending.
Remake of
Myst
Series
Myst Added
March 8, 2020 Published By
Cyan Worlds, Inc. Limited Run Games Developed By
Cyan, Inc.
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Title
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Menu of the new controls and settings
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Game start: major upgrade
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This version supports a hot key to show the nostalgic original still graphic compared.
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Grave stone of Ti'ana
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The island in much more lush color, shadow, and foliage
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Clock tower in daytime
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Library now....
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Library nostalgic view
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Linking book to Channel Wood age
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Channel Wood start with major updates
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Channel Wood start nostalgic view
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Wind mill pump
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High above in the Channel Wood trees (free look) view down to wind mill
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In-game menu save/load
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Channel Wood at night needing the flashlight.
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Free look view of the moon over Channel Wood
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Blue page
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Blue page nostalgic
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Sunrise in Channel Wood
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Moonrise in Channel Wood
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Moonlight on Myst island
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Sunrise on Myst island
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Title
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The book continued falling into that starry expanse
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Main menu with saving, options, etc.
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The library
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Tower elevator
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Looking through the tower slit at the marker of the Planetarium
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Myst island with the sun soon to be setting
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Raised the ship at the dock
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Sunken gear and marker
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On board the boat
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Entering the Stone Ship realm its dark an rainy
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Pump buttons using the flashlight to see
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Looking back to the Stone Ship from pump buttons
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Entering the light house
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Chest in the light house
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Climbing the stairs of the light house
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Crank charger and batteries
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Exploring deeper into the Stone Ship
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Inside is rather maze like with lots of passageways
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Back on the island with ship raised
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Ti'ana grave marker on the Myst island
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View from Ti'ana's marker to the library
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