If there was one game that everyone with a desktop PC seemed to own in the ’90s it was Myst. Cyan’s puzzler took cues from point and click adventure games like LucasArts’ Maniac Mansion and Sierra Entertainment’s King’s Quest but presented its world through a first person perspective and early 3D visuals that were, at the time, wildly impressive. Its 1997 sequel Riven: The Sequel to Myst was another landmark, which makes its upcoming remake an exciting prospect for both returning and new players. Now, after not having heard much about the project since it was first announced, creator Cyan Worlds has just shared new details about its work.
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