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	Ages of Myst - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Myst Island is one of the most famous Ages in the story of Atrus.
		In Myst (and also realMYST), the skies of Mechanical are quite blue, which poses interesting questions about the fate of the Pirates, and their connections to Sirrus and Achenar, since none of Atrus' surviving journals detail any further interaction between him and the Pirates.
		The Rime Age was an uninhabited Age of ice and snow that Atrus wrote in order to work with some crystals he had found that had some of the same properties as linking books.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ages_of_Myst (3110 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Uru: Ages Beyond Myst is a computer game developed by Cyan Worlds and published by Ubisoft available on a single CD-ROM, featuring several diverse D'ni Ages designed in the style of the Myst game series.
		Although Uru and the Myst series share the theme of the D'ni civilization and culture, Uru takes place in the present time.
		This server project became known as Alcugs and was run by Almlys, and developed by members of the H'uru community at the Clockwork Orange BBS forums.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Uru:_Ages_Beyond_Myst (2051 words)

	Ages of Myst III: Exile - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Age of J'nanin was written by Atrus as the hub for his lesson Ages, Edanna, Voltaic, Amateria, and Narayan.
		The Age itself is an island, apparently composed of basalt columns (somewhat resembling the Giant's Causeway), set in the middle of a vast, dark ocean.
		The name of the Age itself is presumably a reference to the Voltaic pile, an early electric battery.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/J%27nanin_(Myst) (1001 words)

	Myst verzamelgids, Uru: ages beyond myst, Exile, Dutch Myst Community, Myst Algemeen, EuroMYSTerium 2005
		Myst has sold over 6 million copies and held the title of best-selling computer game of all time throughout much of the 1990s.
		Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, and its expansion packs Uru: To D'ni and Uru: The Path of the Shell, are hybrid single-player games set in the Myst universe but in the modern day.
		- Myst III: Exile By Orb and Jen
	myst.verzamelgids.nl (342 words)

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		I thought Myst was a bit limited, playing it as I did after Riven, but was captivated and excited by the 3D real time world of realMyst.
		To complete each Age you will need to solve puzzles and overcome situations, plus you have to find 7 Journey Cloths These are cloth handprints sprinkled throughout the Age, and whilst some are out in the open, this aspect of the game was really no more than an exercise in 'find the hidden items'.
		As wonderful looking as the Ages might be, and as much as I admit that careful exploration is an important and fundamental part of the Myst (and other adventure) games, I thought this aspect degenerated into an annoying treasure hunt that in the end added little but artificial length.
	www.quandaryland.com /jsp/dispArticle.jsp?index=601 (2114 words)

	UHS: Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Review
		Yeesha claims that solving her tests is supposed to teach you something, but in most of the ages, there really isn't much to see besides the scenery.
		The Myst universe has moved to full 3D for the first time (excluding one failed remake of the original Myst), and the graphics are stunning.
		The desert age and fortress ages are a bit dull, but the garden age -- with its fanciful plants -- and the forest age -- with its purple-tinted skies and otherwordly glow -- both provide unique and interesting environments.
	www.uhs-hints.com /articles/reviews/uru.php (1822 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Impressions - PC News at GameSpot
		Myst purists will still have the option of changing the in-game perspective to a first-person view to give Uru a more-traditional feel.
		While Real Myst was technically the first game in the series with a real-time 3D engine, it's safe to say that Uru's implementation promises to be a lot cleaner, as the game is designed from the ground up with 3D exploration in mind, including running, jumping, and climbing.
		Myst V: End of Ages is the closing chapter in the fantasy adventure series, Myst.
	www.gamespot.com /pc/adventure/uruonlineagesbeyondmyst/preview_6074500.html (924 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst
		To the left of this closet there is a book case with a book describing the four ages: Teledahn (the one with the mushrooms), Gahreesen (the fortresses one), Kadish Tolesa (the one with the "clock" mechanisms) and Eder Gira / Eder Kemo (Volcano and Garden ages).
		Throughout the game the symbol associated with Kadish is a tree, you start the age in a tree room with fallen leaves, trees are what you see most in this Age and the several representations for tree are present in the paintings of the Gallery and in the spinning triangle for column one.
		When taking note of the symbols on the floor also take note of the Age to which they are associated, that is the Age through which you walked through to get to the symbol you are standing on.
	www.gameboomers.com /wtcheats/pcUu/Urubeyond.htm (14135 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst
		The original Myst game created a frenzy with fans across the world, and introduced a never-before heard of universe that is as significant to computer interactive entertainment, as the Star Wars saga is to film and Tolkien's Middle Earth novels are to literature.
		Myst's eerie, moody atmosphere, the serene settings, and the immersion in a completely new world that allowed players to relax and enjoy the game, combined with an emphasis on leisure exploration of the worlds, all quickly resulted in a sales phenomenon that most all other game developers dream of replicating.
		Myst fans will recognize the same high degree of cryptic, confusing state you are in when you first begin the game.
	www.gtpcc.org /gtpcc/uru.htm (6209 words)

	Four Fat Chicks -- Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Review
		The first two, Myst and Riven, were designed by Cyan, a company formed by the brothers Rand and Robyn Miller.
		Exile continued the point-and-click tradition of Myst and Riven, with the addition of node-based panning instead of largely static slideshow-style screens; the overall feel of the game, though, was pretty much the same as its predecessors.
		After a relatively brief introductory Age that takes place on Earth, in New Mexico, to be specific, you get your own little Age called Relto, a platform in the sky with a hut and a hill.
	fourfatchicks.com /Reviews/Uru/Uru.shtml (1517 words)

	The Ages of Myst - [Myst - Home]
		Myst is the first game in The Ages of Myst series, created by Cyan Worlds,; Inc. "Myst introduced players to a beautiful new world full of culture, fantasy, turmoil, and secrets"
		Myst sold over five million copies and won twenty-seven awards for excellence.
		"Myst is the surrealistic adventure that became the world for over five million fans who journeyed to an island full of mystery - where every rock, scrap of paper, and sound may hold vital clues to your unraveling a chilling tale of intrigue and injustice that defies all boundaries of time and space."
	ages_of_myst.tripod.com /myst.htm (279 words)

	AVault \| PC \| Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		As is the MYST tradition, you have a huge amount of exploration available to you in Uru.
		The Ages are the mushroom world of Teledahn, the garden world of Eder Gira and the sand world of Eder Kemo, the fortress world of Gahreesen, and the forest world of Kadish Tolesa.
		After visiting an Age, you receive a linking book allowing you to transport across Ages, and you are free to return to an Age you have already been to (you may return to the beginning of an Age or to the last journey cloth you touched) if you want to explore some more.
	www.avault.com /reviews/review_temp.asp?game=uru (512 words)

	IGN: Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Review
		There are 8 Ages ready for ogling, from the eerily beautiful mushroom world of Teledahn to the stunning garden world of Eder Gira.
		This age is best described as a hub and contains a hut that has a cabinet to customize your avatar, a bookshelf with an informational book and another bookshelf with linking books (which allow you to teleport to the other Ages), as well as some beautiful scenery outside.
		There are two basic objectives in each Age, to turn on the power (although this objective is slightly different in one Age) and to find seven journey cloths.
	pc.ign.com /articles/444/444432p1.html (849 words)

	Myst Worlds
		Uru Live, the bold new MMO based on the popular Myst series of games and cancelled before launch in 2004, has just been given new life by Gametap, the broadband gaming network.
		Myst fans everywhere are celebrating the news as more features, new content and episodes have all been confirmed!
		The results are in and Myst V: End of Ages has stolen the show at the GiN 2006 Gaming Awards.
	www.mystworlds.com /us (369 words)

	GameSpy.com - Preview
		While Riven and MYST III (not to mention various improved versions of the original) came and went, the developers at Cyan, and later, Presto Studios, were never able to match what MYST accomplished.
		Hardcore fans of the MYST series, especially those who have read the novels and completed the previous games, will start with a better sense of what is going on, but Miller emphasizes that you won't have difficulty in getting into the game quickly.
		This avatar is necessary because this time around players will explore the world of MYST in the third-person (a first-person option is under consideration, but the team feels that a third-person view is the way Uru is meant to be experienced).
	archive.gamespy.com /previews/august03/urupc (732 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst
		Uru has everything players have come to expect from a Myst experience, but goes far beyond with immersive, real-time 3D environments and the creation of a realistic character.
		No, you must first have purchased and installed Uru: Ages Beyond Myst to be able to play the "To D'ni" expansion.
		Uru™, D'ni™, Cyan®;, and Myst® are trademarks of Cyan, Inc. and Cyan Worlds, Inc. under license to Ubisoft Entertainment.
	uru.us.ubi.com /faq.php (657 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Uru: Ages Beyond Myst (PC): PC & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I'd enjoyed previous Mysts, and all my specs were up to scratch, but the game kept crashing, even after downloading the patch; eventually it wouldn't play any longer.
		I am a huge fan of Myst, Riven and Exile, where the use of logic to solve the puzzles was key and therefore extremely satisfying when you finally solved them.
		I have to admit that I disliked myst on the ps1 but after seeing the 91% score that URU got in PCgamer I just had to see what all the fuss was about.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Uru-Ages-Beyond-Myst-PC/dp/B00009LW8C (1296 words)

	Amazon.com: Uru: Ages Beyond Myst: Computer & Video Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Uru: Ages Beyond Myst is the next chapter of the Myst franchise and the most immersive and ambitious Myst experience ever created.
		You can explore new ages and areas of the D'ni civilization, unravel new mysteries, and adventure in a world that continually changes and expands.
		Anyway, for the positives, the game is beautifully drawn (though I don't think it's as captivating as the earlier Myst episodes) and has great sound (Note: I've got a 3.0 GHz P4C with an ATI 9800 Pro and SB Audigy 2: all the graphic/sounds settings are turned to their highest).
	www.amazon.com /Ubi-Soft-008888681090-Uru-Beyond/dp/B00008Z0IA (3377 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst review
		There are five ages to explore in Uru, plus glimpses of the mysterious city beneath the earth.
		The four major Ages in Uru are considerably larger than the introductory Age.
		Everything that moves in the game is glorious to watch – rippling water, swirling clouds, the pattern of light and shadow as you stand on a moving platform, fish moving through the water, “snow” falling.
	www.gameboomers.com /reviews/Uu/UrubyBecky.htm (1492 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst Review - GamersHell.com
		Thankfully, in other ages, this is a bit less noticeable and far easier to deal with, and, again, thankfully, the aforementioned control issue and this are really the only two annoyances you’ll have to deal with here.
		By traveling throughout the ages, you’ll find upgrades to Relto, and soon your hut will be a house, and your clothing cupboards filled with more than just a few choices of fashionable attire.
		However, most Myst fans aren’t part of the “gamers at large,” so it’s understandable some concern with the taxing of your system may arise, thankfully, Uru is fairly scaleable, and should do well on systems even two years old.
	www.gamershell.com /pc/uru_ages_beyond_myst/review.html (1252 words)

	URU: Ages Beyond Myst for Windows - MobyGames
		In previous Myst games, you met the sons of Atrus whose actions contributed to the demise of the D'ni Ages.
		Peter Gabriel, of Genesis fame, was rather enthusiastic about the release of Uru, so one of his latest songs is actually featured in the game: 'Burn You Up, Burn You Down' (The italian release even featured a sticker on the cover of Uru Collector's saying 'Features a new song by Peter Gabriel!').
		He will do the same with Myst IV, but with a new song altogether, written specifically for the game.
	www.mobygames.com /game/uru-ages-beyond-myst (373 words)

	Games Over - Uru, Ages Beyond Myst walkthrough
		It describes the four Ages you have to travel to, the Teledahn Age, the Gahreesen Age, the Kadish Tolesa Age and the Eder Kemo and Eder Gira Age.
		Remember the order of the Ages which are described in the book in the book case at the right side: Teledahn, Gahreesen, Kadish Tolesa and Eder Kemo and Eder Gira.
		So if the symbols on the floor with the four ages were different you have to change these four symbols on the plate in the corresponding way of course.
	www.gamesover.com /Uru/Uru_walkthrough.htm (10482 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst (pc: 2003): Reviews
		From Cyan Worlds, the makers of Myst® and Riven, Uru: Ages Beyond Myst is the next chapter of the Myst franchise and the most immersive and ambitious Myst experience ever created.
		Neither a pure adventure, nor a pure RPG in the sense of "Final Fantasy" or "Warcraft." It is an astonishing synthesis of the two, taking the story and puzzle elements of the adventure and the graphic flexibility of the RPG.
		The graphics are stunning, the sound is beautifully done, the puzzles are what one expects from a Myst game, the story is deep and the lore is massive and interesting.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/pc/uruonlineagesbeyondmyst (1187 words)

	Uru: Ages Beyond Myst - Reviews - Stratos Group
		The only really life or death factor with Myst gameplay is the quality of the puzzle design.
		Eventually their plan is to start adding new ages for people to solve cooperatively.
		While it may not be the best of the Myst games, it's certainly worthy of the lineage.
	www.stratosgroup.com /reviews/games.php?selected=0401uabm (1126 words)

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