It's been 25 years since the original Myst was launched, confusing school teachers and boosting sales of Macs around the world. So to celebrate, developers Cyan are running a limited edition Kickstarter containing every Myst game ever released.
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If you played Myst, chances are you'll remember the absolute agony that the Maze Runner puzzle. It was a nightmare involving a cart, four directions, and some weird sounds that initially didn't make a whole lot of sense.
At the time, it was one of the game's most heavily criticised puzzles. And yet Myst creator Rand Miller loved the hell out of it.
It's been a long, long time coming. But after a long Kickstarter campaign, troubles with publishers, delays and just about everything else, the makers of the Myst series have finally released the spiritual successor to the iconic first-person puzzle series.
Hayley took the limelight earlier this week and when he returns from self-inflicted baby duties, Mark will join in the fun. But in the interim, let's take a break from the open-world RPGs, the torturous punishment of Dark Souls and venture in the weird world of games in 2016 that I'm excited for.
In a Kickstarter update to backers, the makers of Obduction, a spiritual successor to the Myst point-and-click adventure games, has revealed that Cyan -- yet again -- have been left in the lurch thanks to a publisher.
