Myst collection upgraded for Windows 10


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  • Wednesday, 11 Apr 2018

The developer of the puzzle and exploration classic is celebrating the 25th anniversary of Myst with a seven-game crowdfunded collection.

Released in September 1993, Myst helped push the graphical adventure genre in breathtaking new directions.

As an early adopter of CD-Rom technology, it produced a novel level of visual and aural fidelity for those that wandered within its cryptic, interlinking world.

And though Myst and its descendants were remarkably light on storyline, instead focusing on location-spanning breadcrumb trails and the sort of intricately designed puzzles that have ensured its lasting value, it was steeped in a fictional history and language that helped further characterise the franchise.

Its legacy can be traced through to a crop of recent high-quality additions to the genre – from the well known, such as The Witness, through to other solid picks such as Quern, XING, The Eyes Of Ara and Infra.

Now it’s time for Cyan Worlds’ masterwork to return as part of the Myst 25th Anniversary Collection, a Kickstarter campaign which is pitching for (and has already exceeded) a US$247,500 (RM958,622) goal.

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