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I can only see this appealing to fans of the series. This approach means all the visuals can be constructed from pre-rendered environments, that are almost photo realistic in quality, sadly though, this didn't appeal to me, I prefer to move around as I want to. Myst is entirely played through by pointing a cursor and clicking, a few seconds later you appear where you clicked. Gameplay: Its a puzzle/adventure game, but not as you may expect. Overall: Myst is a puzzle game that packs some truly awesome visuals, but not really enough gameplay.
#Myst 3 exile Pc#
Suggestions: Don't make Myst for a console, leave it for the PC where it will be appreciated. Although there was a nice "tune" of the water, and some other nice natural effects in there. Sound: There wasn't much to say about the sound because it was mostly quiet. The only motion there is, is the movement when your doing a puzzle. But the pictures didn't really have motion (it was still), which drew off the reality quite a bit. Graphics: This game looked great! I mean there was immense detail which made it look great. However if this were a PC game it would've gotten a better score (4). Myst is not a console sort of game, with the xbox it gets annoying using the cursor for the whole game, and theres only 1 mode. Although the puzzles are challenging THIS GAME IS MEANT FOR PC! I mean who really wants to be controlling cursor with a controller, when you should do it with a mouse. Basically for the whole game your chasing this guy. Gameplay: The gameplay was pretty lame, and the story sucked to. I mean who wants to control a cursor with a controller? That is meant for the work of a mouse. Overall: This game is not meant for console. Real Myst seemed ok and all, but Exile is nicer. Suggestions: I'd like further Myst games for Xbox please. I wasn't really a big fan of Riven, but I think I'm hooked again, thanks to Exile. The surround sound is nice, and fits well with the rest of the engine improvements. Sound: The sound is great, as it always has been with this series. I could tell that it was done in 3D Studio MAX though, even before I watched the bonus content on the disc. Graphics: Visually, it's better than the first two games, and does look great. I really appreciate a game like this, from time to time. Gameplay: Gameplay, while it might seem outdated to some, is familiar, yet improved. It's nice to have more of this sort of game, especially on Xbox for people who don't like PC gaming. The best advice in that case is to relax, drink in the stunning scenery and let your mind go off at a tangent, for this is a game that rewards the ability to think laterally.Overall: Cool game, in my opinion. That may sound dull, and Myst 3: Exile can be boring, especially when you're stuck on a puzzle. The gameplay is the same as in Myst and Riven - walk around, point at objects and click until something happens. You really feel as though something is going on here, and that nothing is as it seems. They are stunning, and their surreal nature at times is oddly disturbing, an effect which adds to to the game's ability to suspend disbelief. People who have played the earlier games won't be disappointed by the graphics. He steals one of Atrus' books and in an instant you're transported off after him to that volume's fantasy world where you must tackle the first of dozens of mind-bending puzzles in locations rendered with almost photo-realism.
#Myst 3 exile movie#
The game starts dramatically enough, with video scenes featuring movie stars Rand Miller as Atrus, Maria Galante as Catherine, and horror film stalwart Brad Dourif as the villain Saavedro. Myst 3: Exile begins 10 years after the events in Riven, when Atrus and his wife Catherine were kidnapped by them.
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But he has his troubles, in the form of two scheming and ambitious sons, Sirrus and Achenar. That place is in the mind of Atrus, an inventor who creates wondrous fantasy worlds by writing magical books about them. But the secret of the game is that it creates a sense of wonder, a feeling that you really are somewhere else. You don't die and not a lot happens, really. All of which baffled the die-hard fans of traditional full-on action games, for there's no combat in Myst. People who wouldn't normally dream of playing computer games have spent weeks trying to unlock the secrets of the game, and its sequel Riven. With its beautiful hand-drawn images and the surreal nature of its gameplay, Myst has captured the imagination of millions worldwide. By PETER ELEY (Herald rating: * * * * * ) If any computer game could be classed as art, it would have to be Myst.