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Riven: The Sequel to Myst

Riven: The Sequel to Myst is a 1997 adventure that follows the groundbreaking Myst with an even larger and more detailed world. Players explore the mysterious Age of Riven, examining elaborate environments, solving complex puzzles, and slowly uncovering the story behind the strange civilization around them. The game is famous for its beautiful pre-rendered scenery and deliberate pace, encouraging players to observe rather than rush. Riven can be demanding, with puzzles that often require careful note-taking and connecting clues scattered across different locations. It rewards patience and attention, making the eventual solutions particularly satisfying. This is not a game for players who need constant explosions. Sometimes the greatest thrill comes from staring at a strange machine for twenty minutes and suddenly realizing exactly what all those suspicious buttons are supposed to do.
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Computer Games Magazine (1997): "Riven, the sequel to Myst, is likely to be harshly criticized by those same people, and beloved by all of the people that made Myst such a success. Once again it often feels like a screen saver, with static screen after static screen, and an attempt at a Quicktime VR- or Zork Nemesis-style 360 degree panning environment is almost laughable. It has the same simplistic interface, lack of inventory and no meaningful interaction with the natives things that frustrate long-time adventure gamers. However, Riven sucks you into its world even more effectively than Myst ever did, fleshing it out with more story, better integrated puzzles and a visual splendor that must be experienced to believe."

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Whereas the music to Myst was, at first, only available by mail-order from Cyan, Virgin Records had bought the rights to release it initially, prompting Miller to make sure that it could stand alone in CD form. The compact disc was released on February 24, 1998, with 54 minutes of music.

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Status: NOT abandonware
Also published for: PlayStation, SEGA Saturn
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