This first age, called J'nanin, has several puzzles to get into the three lesson ages where you find clues that will allow you to chase after the angry man and get your book back. This beginning island is really just a starting point for each of the lesson ages in the game. You know this from his journal, which you received before that guy went fire crazy. You'll find yourself on a training island of sorts that Atrus set up for his sons. Once you arrive in the new world, the game begins in earnest. You, being the heroic sort of person that you are, follow him as quickly as possible. While you're talking, a strange man bursts into the room, steals the new book along with the D'ni inside of it, lights the study on fire, and then jets into another linking book. At the beginning of the game, you find yourself talking with Atrus in his study about his new creation where his people, the D'ni, will try to rebuild their society. Now, in Myst III, we're back to more problems caused by Sirrus and Achnar. Riven took a little skip in that story with Atrus and his problems with his father. The story follows that his sons went about wreaking havoc on the various worlds. The worlds you travel to in Myst were created by one of the D'ni named Atrus. Place your hand in the book and zappo, you're in the world you wanted to go to. These worlds, called "ages," can be visited via linking books.
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The universe of the Myst series is built around a creative mythology where certain people have the power to create worlds with pen and paper. But a big part of the appeal of the games has always been the incredible otherworldly designs that pervade the worlds.īut lets start with the story.
And to get out and complete the adventure, you've got to get through some incredibly elaborate puzzles. Basically it's a point and click adventure game that puts you in the role of a man stuck in some very strange worlds. I'm going to skip most of the mumbo jumbo here because pretty much everyone that plays games has heard of or played at least a little bit of the Myst series.
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