It just makes the lights flicker in my game. *I'm not sure what, if anything, the switch in Achenar's secret room is supposed to do. Maybe Atrus and Catherine should have been taking this kid to the psychologist instead of the Myst Ages.? You can also take a peek inside the trunk in his secret closet. *In Achenar's room, you can wind up his jack-in-the-box to see what's inside. Too bad you can't examine objects more closely in this game.) (The contents of Sirrus' desk are rather interesting. *There are some personal effects of the two brothers in their drawers you can't take them, but again, they help you piece together their personalities a There is no point to this, but it's neat-looking, and sheds a little light on Achenar's personality. *In Achenar's room, the device on top of his dresser can be manipulated to display a weird hologram-that changes form as you move the slider. Mechanical Age books) are optional, though interesting, reads the other two contain codes you'll need to access the Stoneship
*there are four unburned books in the library, one coincidentally corresponding to each accessible age. Technically optional, is really important if you want to make any sense of the plot. *the imaging pool itself is optional, actually playing with the three settings listed on the control panel is interesting, but Atrus' message to his wife, though
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Through trial and error, so it's possible.) (It would be sort of hard to miss this one, but the imaging pool can be easily operated *the letter on the ground tells you a clue to how the imaging pool works. Them before making your final decision, every little bit was welcome. Since you have so little chance to interact with Say anything important if you do, but it's another fleeting glimpse at their personalities. *you can talk to the brothers again once they've already given you their spiel after each page you give them. Game-if you don't finish all the puzzles in each Age, you generally won't be able to return to Myst Island until you rectify this.Įven so, there are a few game elements that it's possible to skip accidentally. It's impossible to miss the vast majority of this The pertinent information in one convenient spoiler-free package.Īdventure games in general tend to be more linear than CRPG's, and Myst is no exception. If you want even fewer spoilers-you're considering whether or not to buy the game, for example, and just want to know whether there'sĪnything you're going to hate in it-please try my Myst Review page to find all Walkthroughs don't : the non-critical parts of the game, little detours you can take, extra details you might miss if you only did what was strictly necessary My website here focuses on exactly the things UHS and traditional If that interests you, here is the link to the UHS Myst page. So you can get the answer to one puzzle without ruining all the others for yourself.
Solution to a particular puzzle, I recommend the excellent UHS site-you can only see one hint at a time there, So these pages are as close to spoiler-free as possible while still providing valuable Myst hints and tips. Mysterious plotline if you've already had the plot spoiled. Point to playing an adventure game if you know all the puzzle solutions in advance, and there's no point at all in investigating a Towards things they might not have thought of in each game rather than giving away puzzle solutions or offering step-by-step instructions.
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(-: If you're new to my series of low-spoiler computer game walkthroughs, the idea is to point players In order to save space, I have not noted which games are available for which machines.Myst Hints Myst Spoilers Myst Cheats and Links Riven: The Sequel to Myst Myst: Exile
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Maps and screenshots were only available on the ST in the early issues but from Issue 39 were PC SynWin only. The - and > symbols denote a serialised solution, set of maps etc that may still be continuing. R = Review, MR = Mini Review/Quick Look, Prev = Preview/Demo, H = Hints, S = Solution, M = Map, P = Picture/Screenshot, A = Article, B = Book Review, F/V = Film/Video Review, T = Audio Tape/Talking Book Review followed by the SynTax issue number.
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