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About This Game The Grand Finale of the greatest adventure! Decide the fate of a civilization in this triumphant final chapter to the Myst saga. Embark on an epic journey into the heart of a shattered empire as the only explorer who can still save it— or destroy it with the wrong choices.Whether you’re a longtime Myst fan or new to the series, the Grand Finale is an epic adventure you won’t want to miss.Key features:Developed by the original creators of Myst: Rand Miller and Cyan Worlds bring you the ultimate chapter in a series already renowned as the pinnacle of adventure gaming.Explore vast 3D worlds with an easy click of the mouse: Improved point-and-click interface offers several options to accommodate your exploration style.Interact with the world like never before: The innovative new slate lets you communicate with mysterious creatures and manipulate the world around you.The characters of Myst brought to life: New facial mapping technology brings characters to life with unprecedented emotion and expressiveness. 7aa9394dea Title: Myst V: End of AgesGenre: Adventure, CasualDeveloper:Cyan WorldsPublisher:Cyan WorldsRelease Date: 19 Jul, 2005 Myst V: End Of Ages Patch 8 Download Pc myst v end of ages windows 7. myst v end of ages soundtrack. myst v end of ages review. myst v end of ages torrent download. myst v end of ages soluce. myst v end of ages mac os x. myst v end of ages pc. myst v end of ages gameplay. myst.v.end.of.ages - skidrow.rar password. descargar myst v end of ages español. myst v end of ages magyarul. myst v end of ages windows 10. myst v end of ages torrent. myst v end of ages pc download. myst v end of ages steam. myst v end of ages trailer. myst 5 end of ages torrent. myst v end of ages free download. myst v end of ages no cd patch. myst v end of ages download free. myst v end of ages crack. myst v end of ages. myst v end of ages komplettlösung mit bildern. myst v end of ages ending. myst.v.end.of.ages - skidrow. solution du jeu myst v end of ages. soluce myst v end of ages pc. myst v end of ages walkthrough. myst v end of ages wiki. myst v end of ages patch. myst v end of ages mac. myst v end of ages system requirements pc. myst v end of ages limited edition. myst v end of ages for mac. myst v end of ages download full. myst v end of ages download Love this game to death. The whole series was amazing. :). I really tried. I love point and click puzzle adventure games. Started with Myst long ago, played them all and many others since. This one just became too confusing. The logic connection between puzzles was more luck than logic and turned into frustration. When I resorted to the walkthrough a few times and concluded I would have never found that step on my own and no idea how the walkthrough writer found it other than by accident, I gave up. I've played many games, still do, so not a novice at taking hours to figure something out, if the logic is there.. Myst 5 is a strange game. It feels absolutely nothing like the previous myst games, and seems more like a sequel to the spinoff game Uru. But that isn't exactly surprising, considering it is made from unused Uru content. The story is extremely simple for a myst game and the ages (worlds) you explore lack almost any kind of interactivity. Still, I found it very enjoyable. Myst 5 has a certain atmosphere that I've never really seen anywhere else. The music, the graphics, the voice acting... Everything just goes together perfectly and makes the game an unforgttable experience. I understand why people may think it's a dissapointing end to the series, I mean, if this wasn't in real time 3d, it would be painfully obvious how much it's been dumbed down compared to the previous games. Still, this is a subjective matter and personally I found it both very gripping and immersive. Would recommend it to anyone who likes puzzle-adenture games. You don't even need to have played the previous myst games. Sure, if you have played them, you'll understand certain refrences and appreciate the game even more, but it's not necessary. I played this before Riven, Myst 3 or Myst 4 and I understood pretty much everything.Anyway, final score: 9/10. I honestly never got past the first few rooms. The original MYST series was the first virtual games I had ever played. This was has a dizzying fish-eye lense type of view, and it's rather frustrating to move around in. I'd be more immersed in the game play and riddle solving if it weren't for the ever-present distrations.. Myst V is plagued with the same two things that made Myst URU unplayable: puzzle sadism, and bad dialog. First, the sadistic puzzles. Here's an example (spoiler!): at some point you come across controls for a cable tram connecting two points. One switch controls the direction (point A to point B, or point B to point A). A nearby lever gives the tram a push in that direction. When you discover these controls, you are at point A and the tram is at point B. Point B is so far away you actually don't know that the lever is doing anything, but 37 (seriously) 5-second pushes of the lever later, the tram is at point A. You get on the tram and discover a floor lever...that doesn't work, because the tram is powered from the other side. Fine. After more wanderings you get to point B via a completely different route, only to discover that the tram has to be in point B's dock in order for you to proceed, which requires you to go back to point A and hit that leverl 37 more times. What was the point of this puzzle, Cyan? To waste time on a mindless clicking goose-chase? What part of this did the design team sit down and decide would be fun:- that the tram is not in the screen when you're pumping the lever, so you don't know what it's doing?- that it takes *37* lever pumps to get the tram across the gap?- that the tram doesn't actually work when you finally get it to point A?- that after all that, the tram actually needs to be at point B to proceed, so the player has to run all the way back and manually reset it?Similarly, there are more "guess-and-run-for-a-while-and-check" puzzles -- things that require you to try random combinations and then spend a substantial amount of time running somewhere to see what, if any, effect it had.The dialog also greatly detracts from the game, because most of it is vague, stream-of-consciousness wistful regret that's not related to the puzzles.Overall, I'm very optimistic about the upcoming Obduction game, because Rand Miller specifically said they're trying to harken back to the days of Myst and Riven. Those were good games that had far more puzzles than sadism. As for Myst V, I gave it my best shot, but the poor design of that tram puzzle warranted nothing less than a rage-quit.. If you were a fan of the original Myst games you may find satisfaction in the continuation of the story and the reverance that the developers hold for the source material and interface style. Myst V does not hold your hand however, and the difficulty is rather high. In my play session I was unable to find my way out of the first room you start in after the opening cinematic. If that is any indication of the difficulty throughout the game, you may want to make sure you have a walkthrough handy. In the end, Myst V delivers what it promises and is a worthwhile purchase for fans of the original series or adventure gamers.. I have been a huge Myst fan ever since the first one came out. While I enjoy a good shoot-'em-up (see my review for Doom), I more enjoy the opportunity to leave RL behind and enter an entire new world. The puzzles for this were engaging and I only needed to look up the solution for one or two of the most difficult - which means it is a good game for pretty much everybody. Keep a journal by your side and take notes so you can piece together the solutions!. A decent conclusion to the Myst series (and unfortunately a very final one at that) which suffers from the lack of a strong story & 3D polygon visuals which look primitive by today's standards. I think this was originally intended to be a part of Uru that they later decided to develop into a game of its own after the MMO aspect of Uru got shelved & they stopped designing new ages for it, or something. For some reason this felt really short compared to the other games in the series, though its puzzles aren't any less challenging for it - however, after playing the other games they seem more than a little formulaic. A new mechanic is introduced where you link to ages not through a book but through pedestals constructed by a non-human race called the Bahro, who are either moving into formerly D'ni-colonized ages or reclaiming them after having been driven away; these pedestals also have tablets which you carry around (sometimes you have to drop them) and can write symbols on them which you find in each age in order to communicate with them & have them use special powers specific to each age (such as creating geothermal energy, or altering the flow of time, etc.), or carry the tablet to secondary pedestals throughout the ages to which you can link through the main one. The game's detection of the symbols drawn on the tablets can be very finicky, though, and in one instance was so sensitive that I must've kept redrawing the symbol close to a hundred times before I was able to get one of the Bahro to understand it, when each time it was more or less the same symbol with minor variations. That in particular was extremely frustrating & I doubt the developers intended the player to have that experience.The story line is only vaguely related to the previous Myst games, takes place at the same time as Uru (which practically confirms that it was originally supposed to be a side quest for that game) & implies that the player could not be the same "mysterious stranger" character they are in the four preceding games. The player is guided by Yeesha, daughter of Atrus and Catherine who was also the guide in Uru, who explains that she is predestined to have the power to restore D'ni (she believes she is what is called "The Grower") if given a certain tablet locked onto a Bahro pedestal right outside Atrus's study on K'veer in D'ni (the place you find him at the end of Myst and the beginning of Riven), which you unlock by finishing each of the game's ages; but she tells you never to give it to her under any circumstance lest she actually restore D'ni. Your other guide is a man named Escher who speaks in a strange accent (Dutch? hence the name Escher?) which is sometimes hard to understand, and in each age tells you what it functioned as for the D'ni race, how great the D'ni were, how primitive the Bahro are & how dangerous & deluded Yeesha is, trying to get you to take his side. So at the end of the game, like the end of the other games in the series, you're given a crucial decision as to who to trust & what course of action to take. For some reason, though, the ending feels anticlimactic. It may be that the overall story never really affects the player's course of action up until that point, and consequently you can get through all of the game without listening to anyone or reading any of Yeesha's journals, except to find symbols for a certain endgame puzzle (another relic of the series). There aren't any really effective dramatic monologues from skilled actors such as Brad Dourif, who was the antagonist in Myst III & really made the whole story come alive; it may be that 3d-rendered polygons just don't have the same expressive power as human beings, certainly not in 2005 and not when you can always choose to look away. This game feels like an addendum to a series that's already been wrapped up & completed, one which Cyan actually wanted to end with Riven & only made this game because two more had been previously developed by other studios & released as sequels. It feels unnecessary, or at the very least optional, for those who liked Uru. It seems like the reason they made it was just to put the final nail in the coffin of the series. So long, I guess.. Later in game it gets WAY to hard. Need a walk through almost the whole way. Finally quit - no fun any more.. A beautiful game, and a beautiful final entry to the Myst game series.It's not a game without flaws. Poor Yeesha, who was such a sensible, inquisitive little girl in Myst IV, has gone even crazier than she was in Uru. And the storyline of the game is focused around freeing a race of creatures called the Bahro, who pretty much came out of left field (they were mentioned vaguely, but never directly shown, in Uru).But, D'ni storyline aside, the main reason I loved the Myst series, was as a "walking simulator", giving you the opportunity to explore exotic, beautiful, ruined locations, and piece together their history. This game delivers on *that* in a big way. The worlds are well realized, the puzzles and abandoned D'ni machinery are fascinating, and you get to see new parts of D'ni itself, which have been off limits before. And at the end you get a nice little closing scene, which puts a little bit of closure on the series.The storyline would probably be pretty nonsensical if you haven't read the books and played the previous games in the series (Myst, Riven, Myst III, Myst IV, Uru), but I think as a walking simulator it would probably still stand up, as long as you don't mind a large component of mysteriousness. That said, you can get Myst, Riven, and Uru here on Steam (and on gog), so if you're going to play those, do play them first. Unfortunately Myst III and Myst IV are currently out of print, although old boxed copies are still available on Amazon. "Space Ironman" PUNK-EX Early-access Launched!: Hi everyone!, PUNK-EX has now launched on early-access Steam. During this phrase, I will be continuous improving on the game as well as listening to any feedback from players.Feeling very excited and uncertain as this is my first early-access release as well as my first steam game releases. 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Thanks too for your support of our games. We have been working to ready all of the games in the Myst series for the 25th Anniversary of Myst, which happens later this month. Most of the games in the series required compatibility updates, but Myst V did not - it runs quite nicely on Windows 10! We do have a few notes for you though.As a reminder, if you have something you would like to report regarding Myst V, please contact us directly at support@cyan.com. We would be happy to assist you.Thank you!The Cyan Worlds TeamRelease notes:Added original user manuals for English, French, German, Italian, and French.Known Issues:The tablet can appear on-screen during some cut-scenesIn rare cases, the Bahro will become frozen trying to interact with the tablet. This requires the game to be closed and restarted.Note regarding Conexant audio devices: If you are a Windows 10 user and are experiencing problems with your audio device, you may need to contact Conexant for updated drivers.