Some small tidbits were also added, such as Ti'ana's gravestone.Spectre: What are the differences between the games apart from the realmyst games letting you move freely?Īlso it's been decades since I've played Myst and I can't remember if you were only jumping from static pictures or if it was like that Atlantis game where you also had prerendered animations between the scenes? Myst/Myst Masterpiece is basically shifting between static images. A night version of Channelwood was planned, but for some reason it was left out. Stoneship also has rain and thunderstorms. For example, Myst Island features a day cycle of 30 minutes, and Selenitic and Stoneship each of 15 minutes, allowing the player to experience sunset.
Therefore, the storyline connection between the two games has been improved through this additional Age. Its viewer technology provides a new tie-in with Riven, as that Age can be seen through the viewer. In addition to all Ages featured in Myst (and Myst Masterpiece Edition), realMyst features Rime, a small experimental Age of Atrus's for various purposes. RealMyst also allowed for music fade-in and out when the player approached a certain screen (such as the Forechamber) instead of beginning and stopping abruptly.
This allows for a virtually infinite amount of perspectives, compared to the fixed point of view in Myst and Riven. While the first-person perspective is retained (unlike Uru's default), movement is continuous, rather than stepping from one node to another. RealMyst's interface is vastly different from the point-and-click interface. It was developed by people from Cyan as well as Sunsoft, and originally published by the short-lived Mattel Interactive. RealMyst interactive 3d edition (working titles Myst 3D and Myst Dimensions) is an adaption of Myst made in 2000 using Cyan's real-time 3D engine Plasma.
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