I am also concerned that Cyan is not involved, but it is my understanding
that they approved the storyline. At least the artwork looks up to snuff.

Josh

Yann Ramin wrote:

> I'm looking through the screenshots - I can't believe they fell for the
> mirror reflect the light puzzle :)  Its not very inventive, and I have
> seen many games using this, I have even considered rendering a series of
> scenes where it doesn't stand out as an obvious puzzle (ok, think about
> it, why would you want to bounce light around at random?).  Just my
> rants :)  I loved Myst, I loved Riven, unsure about this one (Cyan is
> not behind it, these guys are just waving the Myst brand around).
>
> Yann
>
> Josh English wrote:
> >
> > I had my doubts when I heard the Cyan was not developing this one, but
> > after looking at a few screenshots I don't have them any more.
> >
> > http://www.myst3.com
> >
> > And I thought the only thing I had to look forward to was Diablo 2....
> >
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