If you have no intention on spending time troubleshooting then it is possibly the safest bet to purchase, provided your PC is up to its specs (they aren't that demanding, but with any Unity game performance will likely vary no matter what).īucake: i seem to be the only person on the planet, but in my opinion realmyst was a terrible experience of Myst. RealMyst: Masterpiece Edition is essentially the above, except done in the Unity engine to make it more cooperative with modern setups. It added a bonus Age which ties into Riven's plot a little more and it also had real-time effects like day/night cycles and a weather system implemented into it. RealMyst is just the game rendered in 3D, where you can roam around Myst Island and the Ages freely as opposed to "click spot, wait for image to load of next area"/so on. I think it also added a built-in hint system, though I never played the non-Masterpiece release so it may have always been there. Myst Masterpiece is basically a "light" (in terms of what people expect these days) remastering of the original Myst - the images were bumped up in color-depth, the music and sounds were digitally remastered and (I believe) some of the animations for actions/etc. 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.
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