We should pause a moment, however, to clarify what "new" means here. The world of Rime is indeed new to Cyan's contemporary overhaul of Myst, but the history of this island stretches back a ...

Myst puts the player in the role of an unnamed person who is accidentally transported via a magical book to an isolated, seemingly uninhabited island. With no way back, the player is forced to ...

We begin with Myst in 1993, the first and foundational version of one of the best PC games ever. Skip ahead seven years, however, and you have Real Myst: Interactive 3D Edition.

Myst IV is being developed at Ubisoft Montreal by a team of developers that has apparently done its homework. The team has not only played through all of the Myst games, but it has also solicited ...

Digital Trends chats with Myst co-creator and Cyan co-founder Robyn Miller about the game's legacy on the eve of his post-mortem talk at the 2013 Game Developer's Conference.

Myst III and IV have been unavailable (legally) for years now, so next theory on the list is a re-release of those. Not necessarily outlandish to think about.

The original Myst came out in 1993 and rapidly became the best-selling computer game of all time, until finally being beaten out by the first Sims game in 2002.

I recently sat down to talk—at length—with Rand Miller, co-creator of Myst and head of development studio Cyan Worlds. Below you’ll find 6,000 or so words on everything from his new game ...

MYST WAS THE "KILLER APP" THAT MADE CD-ROM DRIVES RELEVANT. Released on CD-ROM for Macintosh in September 1993, Myst was one of the first games to only be available in that format.

Myst IV doesn't ever lead you by the nose from one location to another, it instead invites you (and challenges you) to find your own path. Navigating is as simple as can be.