Patch 2.1.0 updates for Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (aka “Riven (1997)”), and Myst III: Exile are now available to download through Steam, GOG, and the Mac App Store. Each game’s patch brings feature updates, bug fixes, and other improvements for play on modern platforms.

Here are the patch notes:

Global

• Updated ScummVM version used to 2026.3.0.
  • Fixed window size when switching out of fullscreen mode on 3D engines.
  • Allow the user to disable manual resizing of the ScummVM window (using Ctrl+R).
• Updated the source code archive.
• Added left click emulation to the left trigger pull of a gamepad.
• Local settings for window size and other settings are now saved properly to the user’s local configuration file instead of overwriting the file with default settings on each launch.

Mac only

• Updated game version and copyright in plist information.

Steam only

• Updated version of Steamworks included to version 1.65.
  

Myst: Masterpiece Edition

• Fixed popping noise in speech in some game releases (bug in the original).

Riven: The Sequel to Myst (aka “Riven (1997)”)

• Fixed popping noise in speech in some game releases (bug in the original).
• Fixed an issue where the virtual keyboard was appearing at the incorrect time after pressing the ‘B’ button on a controller while in the menu.

Myst III: Exile

• Fixed a regression for the animation of the control wheel at J’nanin’s shore.
• Camera movement is now free after placing a symbol on the pedestal at the watch tower in J’nanin.
• Restored ambient sounds for harmonic frequencies puzzle in Amateria.
• Fixed resetting animations for turntable puzzle in Amateria.
• Fixed synchronization of videos that play consecutively.
• Fixed skipping frames in some looping videos.
• Fixed frame-triggered ambient sounds in scripted movies.
• Various tweaks for displaying subtitles and inventory in widescreen mod.
• Fixed scaling issues for subtitles, draggable items, inventory bar and main menu in widescreen mod.
• (Steam only): Added Steam Input configuration for PS5 that removes left-click emulation from right trigger, as double-presses would sometimes occur unintentionally otherwise.

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Obduction is an award-winning puzzle-adventure game and spiritual successor to Myst. It was developed by the team at Cyan, and originally released on August 24th, 2016.

Obduction was Cyan’s first crowdfunded project. The project achieved its funding goal in November 2013. Development on the game commenced soon after, with its release following approximately two and a half years later.

To help celebrate this anniversary, some members of the original Obduction team (Eric A. Anderson, Karl Johnson, and Hannah Gamiel) came together recently to do a retrospective on it, which you can find a recording of here.

If you haven’t already played Obduction, now is a great time to pick it up — it’s currently on sale for 60% off on Steam and the Epic Games Store through 9AM PDT on September 4th.

More information on Obduction and platforms it’s available to play on can be found here.

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Physical editions of our Myst and Riven remakes are on their way.

Physical editions for our Myst and Riven remakes are on their way for for PS5, Xbox, and PC (Windows/Mac). There will be physical discs for the console versions, and the PC box will have a digital code. More news to come on this soon.

Physical versions of The Book of Atrus, The Book of Ti’ana, and The Book of D’ni are making a return

These cherished novels, originally published about 30 years ago, tell the origins of the Myst story and beyond, and were written by the creators of Myst and David Wingrove. These will be deluxe editions, with additional accessories and elevated craftsmanship compared to previous versions. More information will be available before the end of the year.

Mysterium 2027 will take place in Spokane, WA.

The annually held fan-run convention that celebrates all-things Cyan is returning to the town where the iconic Myst and Riven games were birthed. Cyan Co-Founder and gaming legend Rand Miller will also be in attendance to help celebrate our studio’s 40^th anniversary! More information on event dates, registration details, and hotel information to come in the next several months.

We are also in early discussions for a possible Cyan-themed exhibition with a local cultural institution. More news on this will come as we are able to share it.

“Project Anglerfish” prototype teaser and other “Paths Not (yet) Taken” information revealed

For the first time ever, we publicly shared a teaser trailer of Myst universe prototype codenamed “Project Anglerfish”, made in 2024/2025. This game is no longer in development, but as it was a labor of love and respect for the development team, we wanted to share the work originally made for publisher-eyes only. Here’s a summarized quote from our announcement:

“Over a year ago, the team here at Cyan spent about four months building a prototype for a new game in the Myst universe, codenamed ‘Project Anglerfish’. The prototype (and this teaser trailer made for it) were purpose-built for publisher-eyes only. For a variety of reasons, this project couldn’t move forward at the time, BUT we’re still immensely proud of the work the team did – so we’re sharing the teaser for the prototype with you all now.”

As a part of the “Paths Not (yet) Taken” presentation where “Project Anglerfish” was mentioned, multiple other project ideas, concepts, and prototype imagery created over the last 20+ years were shared – including early concepts for Obduction before it became the version of the game we know today, Lift, DiSC, and more.

For more information and answers to a few questions people have been asking, check out Adam Morgan’s great coverage of Anglerfish on his substack and with WIRED Magazine as a part of broader coverage on the state of funding for double-A games.

We are currently in development of a new game, codenamed Mudfish, set inside the Myst Universe.

This game is currently planned to contain denser, more intricate game spaces than ever before, with new ways of exploring and uncovering information. We are currently in very early development stages of this game and will share more news on this later.

A recording of our “Cyan State of the Union” during this Mysterium can be found here.

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First off, we’re happy to celebrate nearly 5 years since our remake of Myst was released on PC/Mac. Thank you so much to everyone who has purchased, played, and reviewed Myst over the last five years, and a special thanks to those who played our Rime update to Myst that we shipped in 2025. Your support enables us to keep doing what we do.

We recently pushed patch 3.3.0 for Myst (2020/2021) out, in addition to patch 1.9.0 for Riven (2024). Below are the patch notes, in addition to devlog on future support for the titles.

Myst

Global

Major

• Fixed a bug that would prevent the “It’s Bob!” achievement from occurring under certain circumstances.

Minor

• Fixed an issue where key icons in the menu were not updating properly on Windows handheld devices aside from Steam Deck.

Microsoft Store Only

• Key icons now remain as gamepad icons instead of keyboard icons when touch input is attempted to be used while in the menu.

Riven

Global

Features

• Re-enabled the Riven demo until Thursday, July 23rd, 2026. It may be re-enabled at any time later for special events.
• Added VR support to the Riven Demo. (VR is already supported in the base game)
• Added Mac support to the Riven Demo. (Mac is already a supported platform in the base game)

Minor

• Improved the appearance of shadows on various rocks and steps on Jungle Island.
• Improved the appearance of a handle in the Starry Expanse to appear more interactable.
• Improved the look of some fire-marble materials.
• Adjusted the sound and animation timing with the “bone throne” on Jungle Island.
• Adjusted the woodchip pile on Boiler Island to have better shadows and lighting properties.
• Tweaked the ocean water at the lower Survey Island maglev dock to appear more calm and opaque.
• Improved the general appearance of the Temple Island and Survey Island impostor meshes.
• Adjusted a shadow blocker that impacts a specific view on Jungle Island.
• Fixed an issue where key icons in the menu might not update properly on Windows handheld devices aside from Steam Deck.
• Fixed a small gap shown in a visual element on a rebel viewer puzzle on Jungle Island.
• Minor clickable region adjustments made.
• Fixed a D’ni script issue in Gehn’s lab.
• Fixed a minor visual issue on the Survey Island maglev and volumetric fog that could occur when loading a Survey Island save under specific circumstances.
• Fixed an issue where the Survey Island plateau elevator might not turn its lights on when going to a specific floor after leaving the area and coming back.
• Fixed a shadowing issue in a hallway on Jungle Island.
• Fixed a pipe not appearing properly when looking out of a specific window in the Temple Island subdome.
• Fixed an issue where a portion of the Boiler Island bridge appears uncollapsed from different islands despite it having already collapsed.
• Fixed an issue where after closing the player’s inventory, the player’s cursor would briefly behave as if Smart Cursor Visibility mode was enabled, regardless of the Smart Cursor Visibility mode being enabled or not.
• Fixed a collision issue on Jungle Island.
• Fixed a couple of collision issues in Tay.
• Fixed a few conditions where the player’s inventory could remain in a weird state.
• Fixed a specific ladder loading in with the wrong rotation state when loading a save made while within the submarine.
• Fixed the player’s inability to use the woodcart (without exiting and re-entering a woodcart loading zone) after restoring a checkpoint save between Jungle Island and Boiler Island immediately after riding the woodcart in either direction.
• Fixed a bad checkpoint save from occurring while the player is using the submarine.

Microsoft Store Only

• Key icons now remain as gamepad icons instead of keyboard icons when touch input is attempted to be used while in the menu.

VR Only

• Fixed the player position recentering icon appearing incorrectly when the Trap Book is interacted with under certain circumstances.

Quest Only

• Improved the lighting on the temple door on Temple Island.

A Devlog About Future Support for Riven (and Myst)

We’re looking into what it would take to update our remakes of Myst and Riven to the latest version of Unreal (5.8). 

Currently, Myst and Riven are stuck on Unreal Engine 5.3.2. There’s a good reason for this – mainly being that native ray tracing support in the engine on Windows, Mac, PS5, and Xbox Series platforms overall outside of the use of Lumen is basically “locked” to this version of Unreal.

If we update Myst and Riven to a version above 5.3.2, we would lose native-to-the-engine ray-tracing support in the game without fully converting Myst and Riven to using Lumen, which is not feasible at this time (especially for Myst) for a multitude of reasons.

There are other possible solutions to the removal of non-Lumen ray tracing in Unreal. One of these possible solutions is using NVIDIA’s ray tracing tech via what they’ve made available on GitHub and other locations… but we’ve historically experienced incompatibilities with building for multiple platforms when you factor in external tech like this, which creates tech debt and more manual exceptions to our engine’s codebase that become hard to maintain over time. Some folks may also suggest “rolling our own” version of ray tracing in the 5.8 engine outside of Lumen, but frankly, that will take up developer resources we simply do not (and will not) have available to create or maintain, especially as it is not an official effort supported by Epic.

Maybe the lack of ray-tracing in the game in the future doesn’t necessarily break anyone’s heart – but we do have to weigh the costs and benefits to any kind of engine upgrade before we proceed.

So what ARE the benefits to an upgrade to 5.8, you ask? Some of the benefits at this point would be:

• a much better PSO caching system, which we know has historically been a pain point for some of our users who expect a hitchless experience in Myst and Riven – and many of those PSO micro hitches are unfortunately just not solvable without better engine tech we would need to upgrade to (and no, we cannot realistically selectively merge in the necessary fixes for this tech in to our existing engine),
• better platform support feature integration, such as better support for the Steam Frame (both for 2D play and VR play) into the game – which at this time, would be a much better experience than the compatibility support we’d be able to offer through our version of Unreal Engine 5.3.2,
• better supersampling support become available to help with performance on existing and future platforms,
• other native engine performance gains and improvements that would naturally come with the engine upgrade.
• More robust/modern updates that would prevent operating system updates from preventing the game running for more years to come (especially for MacOS, which has historically had breaking changes with our games over time)

Oh, and a pre-emptive clarification in case this comes up from some of y’all inquiring about AI tools in Unreal 5.8: the Myst and Riven remakes were not built using AI tools, and we have no intent to use AI tools in them in the future.

It is possible that when (or if) we do end up releasing a 5.8 version of Myst and Riven, we will make a “legacy” branch available of the 5.3.2 version of the game for a limited period of time, so folks can still experience ray-tracing. This would be similar to what we did for Myst, which allowed MacOS users on older MacOS versions or hardware to still be able to play the game through a beta branch.

It is also possible we will decide NOT to bring this update to platforms where ray-tracing is already supported in the game. The reality is that Myst and Riven currently run and play well on these platforms, and a 5.8 update is currently not mission critical to implement until a compatibility update may force our hand.

In any event… There are plenty of hurdles for us to overcome before we get Myst and Riven running well in Unreal Engine 5.8. We certainly have our work cut out for us in doing so. We cannot give any kind of estimate or timeline as to when this major update will occur, especially as we are now a very small team – other than saying that this will be, at the very least, many months away. What we CAN say though is that, again, your purchase and shared experience of Myst, Riven, and the rest of our catalog is what has supported our team of developers to continue working on our games for both many decades prior, and hopefully many decades to come.

Now, to sum things up for folks who did not want to read all of that, and also based off of concerns or feedback we got on our equivalent Myst patch post we made before on Steam:

• What are we thinking of doing? We are considering updating Riven and Myst to a newer version of Unreal Engine.
• When are we thinking of doing it? We do not currently have a timeline for this other than it would be many months away, should it be done.
• Why do this future upgrade? See the bullet point list above – an upgrade may bring improvements to microstuttering, performance improvements, platform support improvements for new and existing platforms, more robust/modernized OS support to prevent breaking changes introduced by OS incompatibilities in the future, and much more.
• Why not do this upgrade? We have locked Myst & Riven on Unreal Engine 5.3.2 for the last few years to keep ray-traced reflections outside of Lumen enabled. Once we upgrade, ray-traced reflections in Myst and Riven may be removed, which may disappoint some folks.
• Will we convert Myst and Riven to using Lumen? We have no plans at this time to do this.
• Does any of this plan impact you (our players) right now? No.
• Do we intend to help make sure Riven remains playable for everyone in the future? Yes. That is the goal. This update (should it be necessary) would be done to help Riven remain playable moving forward, and even more accessible on more platforms.
• If the future upgrade occurs, do we intend to make a “legacy” branch available to play the older version? We are considering this, and have already done so in the past for other situations mentioned above.
• Why did we bother posting this information? Well… because we like our fans, and we like telling y’all what’s going on behind the scenes sometimes. It also doesn’t seem like it hurts to share information on how our games may have improved tech in the future, or possibly have a feature removed in the future.
• Will this possible future upgrade break my save games? No, the update will not break your save games.

Thanks for reading, and we hope y’all enjoy Myst and Riven for many, many years to come.

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We are excited to announce that our remakes of both Myst and Riven are now available to play on an array of consoles and platforms, allowing a new generation of gamers to experience our classic hits. Myst is now available on PlayStation 5 and PS VR2, and Riven is now available PlayStation 5, PS VR2, Xbox Series X|S, and the Microsoft Store. Myst was already available on the Xbox Series X|S and Microsoft Store.

Both Myst and Riven are available for $34.99 USD each across platforms. Xbox players can save 20% off the MSRP of Riven through the 26th, and PlayStation Plus users can purchase Myst & Riven for 20% off through the 26th as well.

Myst & Riven PlayStation 5 Features:

• PS VR 2 optional
• PlayStation 5 Pro Enhanced
• Power Saver Mode Supported
• RT on/off Supported (via Performance mode Checkbox)
• HDR & 4K play Supported

Riven Xbox Series X|S and Microsoft Store Features:

• XPA supported & certified
• Optimized for Xbox Series X|S
• RT on/off Supported (via Performance mode Checkbox)
• HDR & 4K play Supported
• Myst is already out on these platforms and supports all of the above as well

Stay up-to-date with the latest news and sneak peeks of Myst & Riven by following us on Bluesky, X, Instagram, and Facebook, sign up for our newsletter here, and join our community on Discord.

Press requests regarding this release can be directed to cyan@evolve-pr.com. For all other press requests outside of this release, please contact press@cyan.com.

For technical support regarding these releases, please contact support@cyan.com.

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We are excited to announce that our remakes of both Myst and Riven are coming to an array of consoles and platforms, allowing a new generation of gamers to experience our classic hits. Myst is coming to the PlayStation 5 and the PS VR2, while Riven will be coming to the PlayStation 5, PS VR2, Xbox Series X|S, and the Microsoft Store. Both games will launch on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, at 9 AM PDT, across all platforms. Myst is already available on the Xbox Series X|S and Microsoft Store.

Both Myst and Riven will launch for $34.99 USD each across platforms, but Xbox players can save 20% off the MSRP of Riven by pre-ordering now. This offer will only be available until May 26th. Both games can now be wishlisted on all platforms.

Myst & Riven PlayStation 5 Features:

• PS VR 2 optional
• PlayStation 5 Pro Enhanced
• Power Saver Mode Supported
• RT on/off Supported (via Performance mode Checkbox)
• HDR & 4K play Supported

Riven Xbox Series X|S and Microsoft Store Features:

• XPA supported & certified
• Optimized for Xbox Series X|S
• RT on/off Supported (via Performance mode Checkbox)
• HDR & 4K play Supported
• Myst is already out on these platforms and supports all of the above as well

Stay up-to-date with the latest news and sneak peeks of Myst & Riven by following us on Bluesky, X, Instagram, and Facebook, sign up for our newsletter here, and join our community on Discord. Both games will launch simultaneously on PlayStation 5, PS VR2, Xbox Series X|S, and the Microsoft Store on May 19 at 9 AM PDT. Myst is already available to purchase and play on the Xbox Series X|S and Microsoft Store.

Press requests regarding this release can be directed to cyan@evolve-pr.com. For all other press requests outside of this release, please contact press@cyan.com.

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With updated copy and lore, and dozens of gorgeous hand-drawn illustrations, The Myst Trilogy is the best way to continue the story of Atrus and the incredible D’ni civilization.

For more information and to read some free excerpts from each novel, check out The Myst Trilogy page.

About the novels

Myst: The Book of Atrus: Serving as a prequel to the events of Myst, this novel tells the coming of age story of Atrus and his strange apprenticeship to his father Gehn, who claims to wield the power to create worlds at the stroke of a pen.

Myst: The Book of Ti’ana: Ti’ana, known among humans as Anna, is the first woman from the outside world to enter the domain of D’ni. This is her story of trust and betrayal, and her struggle against the evil schemes that threaten the destruction of D’ni, and all that she loves.

Myst: The Book of D’ni: Set between the events of Riven and Myst III: Exile, Catherine and Atrus return to the devastated domain of the fabled D’ni civilization to fulfill their destinies and to try to begin again. There they find strange clues that lead them to one remaining hidden book—and the secret plan of the ancient D’ni masters.

The Myst Trilogy

We know you’ve been wanting this for a while, and it has been a real labor of love from our team over the past few years to bring it to you. We’ve been hard at work tweaking layouts, editing, designing, and proofing across all three novels to ensure the best digital experience possible!

This could not have happened without your continued support, so once again, thank you, and enjoy!

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We want to give an enormous thank you to every single Kickstarter backer who continued to support our very small team through a very long development process for Firmament.  

Without your support, Firmament wouldn’t have existed at all and we wouldn’t be here today, celebrating yet another platform release for the game.

If you are having an amazing time playing Firmament on PlayStation, be sure to let us know by tagging us with your thoughts on Bluesky, or joining our Discord here. It means a lot to the team to hear from you.

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Hi all,

We’re thrilled to announce that our “2.0” patches for Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (1997), and Myst III: Exile are now out on Steam and GOG – and for the first time ever, all three titles are now available to purchase & play on the Mac App Store!

Steam: Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (1997), and Myst III: Exile

GOG: Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (1997), and Myst III: Exile

Mac App Store: Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (1997), and Myst III: Exile

The 2.0 patches for all three games contain major quality-of-life improvements, including (but not limited to): more robust controller support, better save game support, and better platform support for both Windows and Mac. This also includes an official Steam Deck verified status for all three titles on Steam.

Here is the full list of changes between all three games:

Global

• Updated ScummVM to version 2.9.0
• Updated the SDL2 library used by ScummVM to version 2.32.6
• Multiple stability, performance, and compatibility improvements
• Controller support added to emulate mouse interactions
• User settings now persist between game launches

Windows Only

• Windows executable is now 64-bit
• Updated the taskbar icon
• Save games are now stored in AppData/Roaming/ScummVM. Existing saves are automatically copied over to the new location
• Windows 7 64 bit and above is now required to run the game

Mac Only

• Added native Apple silicon executable
• Workarounds for opening the Mac binary on various modern macOS versions and chipsets are now no longer necessary
• Fixed the issue with the system mouse cursor visibility on MacBook models with a notch
• Fixed the issue with the game asking to receive keystrokes from other applications
• Save games are now stored in Library/Application Support/ScummVM. Existing saves are automatically copied over to the new location
• Decreased min-spec to macOS 10.9.5 from 10.13 (yes, that means folks on older Macs can play these games now!)

Steam Only

• Steam Deck verified status added
• Steamworks SDK 1.62 added
• Custom gamepad and Steam Deck mappings have been added to make playing with a controller on Steam even easier
• A keyboard will appear on the screen when prompting users to enter a save game name when in big picture mode

Game-specific changes

• Myst III: Exile is now using ScummVM instead of ResidualVM to run
• Fixed the freeze on startup in Myst III: Exile on some systems

64-bit Requirements

Please note that this update removes 32-bit support for all three titles. This change really only applies to folks who have been playing these games on extremely old operating systems. If you are one of those users and wish to keep access to those builds, you can find them in the “last_32bit_release” beta branch on Steam or GOG for each game, which should be available without needing to enter a beta code.

If you encounter issues with this latest patch, please contact support@cyan.com.

We’ve been hard at work for the last few months coding, testing, and preparing to ship these changes to you all. Although these changes aren’t necessarily new content updates to the games, Cyan remains committed to continuing to support our legacy games on modern platforms when we’re able to. Riven: The Sequel to Myst was originally released 28 years ago, Myst: Masterpiece Edition was released around 25 years ago (if you ignore the very original release of Myst released 32 years ago), and Myst III: Exile was released 24 years ago.

Every purchase you make of our games goes toward our ability to support our titles years into the future. We consider ourselves outliers in the industry based on our ability and commitment to keep supporting our games for decades, but it is only possible with your support. We sincerely appreciate everyone who has purchased all three of these games and beyond!

There is no better time to experience Myst: Masterpiece Edition, Riven: The Sequel to Myst (1997), and Myst III: Exile. Thank you for your support, and enjoy!

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Spokane, United States – March 18, 2025 – Cyan Worlds, the visionary video game developer behind the iconic classics Myst and its beloved sequel Riven, announces the addition of a new Age to their acclaimed 2020 remake of Myst. Fans can look forward to exploring Rime when the new Age becomes available for the Meta Quest platform as well as Windows and Mac systems this Thursday, March 20th at 10am Pacific, with an update for the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S versions of the game to follow. 

This major update containing the addition of Rime is free for existing owners of Cyan’s 2020 from-the-ground-up remake of Myst for Quest, and the 2021 Windows, Mac, and Xbox versions.

The Age of Rime introduces players to the snowy, mountainous seascape that Atrus and his family would visit in years past, before the events of Myst and Riven upended their lives.  Sweeping vistas, beautiful ice structures, and fantastical natural phenomena await new visitors.  This breathtaking new Age also houses a detailed laboratory space where bold experiments were made, delving into the mysterious nature of Linking Books themselves.  This new version of Rime includes all-new narrative beats, new lore, and new sights to behold.

Details of This Release

• Added Rime, with all-new narrative beats, lore and visuals.
• Added the ability to zoom in on things.
• Added support for Intel XeSS and TSR (Windows only) supersampling.
• An option for Color Context Subtitles has been added to the Interface settings menu. This will show text next to puzzles that require seeing particular colors to figure out a solution.
• Major graphical improvements made to Quest on Myst Island and other areas of the game. ASW has been enabled to accommodate this.

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About Cyan Worlds

Founded by brothers Rand and Robyn Miller in 1987, in 1991 Cyan began work on Myst. The goal: create a new kind of experience that felt more like a place than a game. There would be no dying, no shooting, no starting over, and no inventory – dramatic breaks from “traditional” gaming. Myst was about finding yourself lost in a world, exploring it to gain understanding, and ultimately becoming part of the story. The public response was nothing short of phenomenal. 

To date, sales for Myst and its sequel Riven have sold over 15 million copies worldwide. Myst also holds the honor of being the best-selling video game of the 20th century; a record that was not surpassed until 2003.

After five games in the Myst series, Cyan turned its attention to making an exciting new kind of Myst world. Uru allows players to join the adventure of a lifetime in the caverns of D’ni, a neverending world that lets players connect and explore together. Its free online version, Myst Online: Uru Live, spawned a thriving community and is still available to explore for free. More recently, Cyan Worlds has created titles supporting 2D and VR gameplay, including Obduction, Firmament, a remake of Myst, and a remake of Riven.

Cyan Worlds looks forward to releasing games currently in development and revealing new, exciting worlds yet to come. They draw from over three decades of experience telling stories in intriguing and unexpected ways, and continue to seek innovative ways to subvert standard videogame tropes.

For interview requests, please send an email to: press@cyan.com

You can check out the Rime update by purchasing Myst from the storefronts below:

Steam  |  GOG  |  Microsoft/Xbox  |  Mac App Store
Meta Quest  |  Viveport  |   Humble Store

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