Myst xbox series#

Myst xbox series#

If you wish to check it out for yourself you’ll find Myst on the Xbox Store for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. is a game known for its strange and sometimes obtuse puzzles, and the Stoneship Age Lighthouse Puzzle is no different. Whatever it is, you can be sure we’ll be dropping a review of this newly improved, visual masterpiece in the coming days – just bear with us as we wander the world in awe once more. Myst is all about solving strange puzzles, and in the Stoneship Age, players need to strategically drain water to access the major parts of the level. Hell, it might even be that we’ve got some glorious Ray Tracing to enjoy too. Journey to Myst Island and other stunning, long dormant locations - called Ages- and begin to unravel the mystery you have been thrust into. It could well be the reimagining that makes this so damn appealing, or it could just be the chance to head back to Myst Island after all these years is hitting our nostalgic needs. Journey to Myst Island and other stunning, long dormant locations - called Ages- and begin to unravel the mystery you have been thrust into. You see the Cyan team have picked up everything that was good about Myst, and just built on it with new art, new audio, new interactions and the randomisation of the puzzles. ABOUT THIS GAME Welcome to Myst: a starkly beautiful island, eerily tinged with mystery and shrouded in intrigue. And now that it’s on Xbox, it’s quite possibly better than ever. But those of the younger, newer, fresher generations should be aware that this is a first person adventure like no other. So what is Myst? Well, if you’re kicking around the middle-ages of life like us then you’ll know exactly what it brings. Myst on Xbox is far from being the definitive version of the game, as in the process of modernising the graphical and visual presentation, it loses much of the artistic charm of the original.