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'''Myst''' is a popular computer game that was at one point the best selling game ever. It has many sequels, including:
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'''Myst''' is a popular [[computer]] [[game]] released in 1993 that was at one point the best selling [[computer]] game ever.<ref>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F0CE2DF1230F937A35752C1A961958260 Riven Picks Up Where Best-Selling Myst Left Off]</ref>  It is a "point-and-click" adventure game, in which the player travels around various areas clicking on objects to solve puzzles.  Each screen is a static image with a few interactive points, which will either move the player to the next screen or alter something in the environment in some way.  It is especially notable for being one of the first computer games requiring a CD-ROM drive, due to its graphics.
  
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Since the original game, Myst has had many sequels including:
 
* Riven
 
* Riven
 
* Myst III: Exile
 
* Myst III: Exile
 
* Myst IV: Revelation
 
* Myst IV: Revelation
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* Myst V
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* Myst V: End of Ages
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* Myst Online: Uru Live
  
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as well as spinoff and it's online component, [[Myst Online: Uru Live]].
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Latest revision as of 16:50, December 22, 2019

Myst is a popular computer game released in 1993 that was at one point the best selling computer game ever.[1] It is a "point-and-click" adventure game, in which the player travels around various areas clicking on objects to solve puzzles. Each screen is a static image with a few interactive points, which will either move the player to the next screen or alter something in the environment in some way. It is especially notable for being one of the first computer games requiring a CD-ROM drive, due to its graphics.

Since the original game, Myst has had many sequels including:

  • Riven
  • Myst III: Exile
  • Myst IV: Revelation
  • Myst V: End of Ages
  • Myst Online: Uru Live

References