
Statistically, most people here probably have a copy of the game somewhere, so we'll assume you're familiar with it. Do you think Myst was a good game in 1993, and do you think it could hold up today? Will you go in for the new content in Myst DS?




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Reader Comments (Page 2 of 2)
11-30-2007 @ 1:46PM
vaxjedi said...
I played the 7th Guest first and thought it was a really cool game. Then I was house sitting for a friend and they had Myst installed. I didn't do anything else for three days.
For me, it was just the right mix of atmosphere and puzzles. I loved it and it is one of the few adventure games I've played that I can go back to after a few years and enjoy myself again. It may not be the greatest adventure game out there, but it'll always be one of the greats.
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