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| Publisher |
UbiSoft Entertainment
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| Developer |
Presto Studios
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| Format |
First Person - node system - 3D Adventure
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| More Screens |
Official MYST III: Exile Web Site Currently lots of them. My Resource Library |
| Screen Savers & Desktop Images |
Official MYST III: Exile Web Site They have a themed Desktop to download, plus two Desktop Images. |
| Fonts |
Click here for the Official D'ni Font and Flamboyant Handwriting Both of these are the correct True Type Fonts and you place them inside your WINDOWS/fonts folder [Size of zip is 39K]. This tiny sample is how the Flamboyant Handwriting font looks like: This link will transport you to my Myst Online Uru Live. |
| Game Patches |
Official MYST III: Exile Web Site They have the Exile Patch for PC, Mac and OS X. |
| Quicktime Movies |
Official MYST III: Exile Web Site They have the Exile Quicktime movie in three resolution formats. |
| Sound Samples |
See my Music Page for various short MYST, Riven & URU sound samples.
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Soundtrack |
Buy it here from Amazon You can listen to some of the tracks there too. List of Tracks: 1. Main Theme * 2. Opening Titles 3. Atrus' Study 4. Saavedro Enters 5. Saavedro's Theme 6. Heartbeat Away 7. Saavedro's Lair 8. Theme [From Amateria] 9. Spider Spinner 10. Libra's Lever 11. Wheels of Wonder 12. Theme [From Edanna] 13. Deadwood Ridge 14. Swing Vines 15. Forest and the Swamp 16. Theme [From Voltaic] 17. Airship Chasm 18. Energy Island 19. Confrontation 20. He Sees Hope 21. Let Me Go! 22. You've Been Followed 23. Into Oblivion 24. All Is Lost 25. Trapped 26. Tide Has Turned 27. Dilemma 28. All Is Well, My Friend 29. Going Home 30. Exile [*] |
| Web Links |
Official MYST III: Exile Web Site
My Resource Library |
| Demo |
Myst III: Exile Link to various patches to fix running and music issues. |
| Walkthrough |
MYST III: Exile Walkthrough [Text version - Size 33k] here. MYST III: Exile Walkthrough [Zipped Text version - Size 18k] from here now. |
| Cheats |
There are no cheats as such. You need the walkthrough to see how puzzles are done.
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| Release Date |
Out Now.
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| Information |
Bitter revenge is the basis for Myst III: Exile. This game, created by Presto Studios, who have since gone into liquidation [which is a great shame given that EXILE won Best Adventure Game for 2000], chronologically should be played after both MYST [or realMYST], and RIVEN.
EXILE introduces a brand new adversary called Saavedro played by Academy Award nominee Brad Dourif [One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest]. His home world, written a long time ago by Atrus and called Narayan, was destroyed by Sirrus and Achenar, the dysfunctional sons of Atrus and Catherine, whom players will remember encountering in MYST. Saavedro has been hiding out on J'nanin and the other connected Teaching Ages originally created by Atrus as puzzles for his sons in an effort to teach them good Age Writing techniques through a process of trial and error. Saavedro has been festering in his grief and anger, biding his time to exact revenge. Inadvertently, Atrus himself has now provided that chance. He and Catherine have established contact with the D'ni people and they hope to assist the civilization in their restoration to full potential by writing a stable Age for the D'ni to use as a temporary home to work from. As the game starts, Atrus has recently finished writing this new Age, called Releeshahn but Saavedro manages to steal the only linking book to it, which he intends to hold as randsome in order to exact his revenge. Once again, as the intrepid explorer who helped Atrus in his quest to free Catherine from her perils in RIVEN, you must track the villain through several surrealistic Ages, navigating brain-teasing puzzles in order to uncover the reasons behind Saavedro's terrible plan. Only then can disaster be averted, and the fate of thousands of D'ni survivors be ultimately determined. |
| Technical Specification |
Minimum System: 386DX/33, 4Mb RAM, Windows 3.1, MS DOS 5.0 or higher, Super VGA [640x480 colors], CD-ROM Drive. Recommended: 486. Sound Support: MPC compliant. |
| Any Questions? |
If you would like to ask me any questions or correct obvious blunders about this site or matters arising in-game, please e-mail me. If you prefer, my human name is Steve. However, if your query is related to technical difficulties to do with running your game I'm sorry to say its unlikely that I can be of much help. My best advice is for you to ask at one of the many Forums listed in My Resource Library Lots of these gamers have loads of technical knowledge and are more than willing to share it. Good luck !! |
