Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel realMyst Cyan Worlds realMYST for iOS - Experience Myst in a way that’s closer to real than you’ve ever imagined - in realtime 3D and up clos… $6.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsrealMYST for iOS - Experience Myst in a way that’s closer to real than you’ve ever imagined - in realtime 3D and up close and personal on your iPad or iPhone. You've got to experience it to believe it! Here are a few comments from realMyst players... "Get this game!!!!!!!!!!" "Phenomenal Graphics" "Excellent!!!" "Great Game!" "Awesome!!" "GREAT APP!!" "Best ipad game ever!" "Amazing." "Amazing game!" "Better than the original" realMyst is all-things Myst, but amazingly more real. You can explore anywhere, unfettered, and in realtime! Pick your own path through the forest on Myst Island. Look lazily upward into the Channelwood Age trees. Relax next to the rippling fountain as the sun sets in the Selenitic Age. Spin around for a full panoramic tour of Sirrus’ throne room. Seek shelter from the thunderstorm in Stoneship Age. And what could possibly make that experience even more real? Now you can have all of that on your iOS device with nothing between you and Myst but the touch of your finger - the sheerest of interfaces between you and the surrealistic island adventure that will become your world. *Features... • iOS (iPad 2 or newer / iPhone 4s or newer) • All the original Myst Ages plus bonus Rime Age • Full Myst gameplay and interaction • Dynamic environments - rippling water, falling rain, waving trees • Haunting Myst music score and dynamic 3D sounds • Simple navigation - touch and hold to move, swipe to turn • Advanced navigation - run, move backward, invert look, & more • “Interaction Guides” demonstrate how to interact with objects • Full Retina Display support • "Bookmark" feature to save & restore progress • Auto-save to insure you pick up where you left off • realMyst Hint Guide - get past that one puzzle that's got you stumped ** iOS Recommendation: iOS 11 or higher. Information Seller:Cyan Worlds Genre:Adventure, Puzzle Release:Jun 14, 2012 Updated:Mar 19, 2021 Version:1.3.3 Size:1.0 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal joehunt Well-Known Member Sep 28, 2008 286 0 0 #2 joehunt, Jun 14, 2012 Last edited: Jun 14, 2012 This is awesome on the new iPad! RodmanSan Well-Known Member Oct 7, 2010 396 0 0 Project Management Architect E-Troid, the Netherlands http://www.oldskoolnl.nl/ #3 RodmanSan, Jun 14, 2012 Maybe awesome, but so "been there, done that"... Played that game yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeears ago on my old Mac, and more recently even on the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS, but lost it's shine due to the fact that game mechanics progress and in that way this game is nowadays too dull....but that's just my opinion. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,714 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #4 squarezero, Jun 14, 2012 realMyst has never been out on the PSP or DS, so, no, you haven't played this version before. Whether free-roam movement and real-time graphics and effects really add anything to the gameplay is debatable (the original creators didn't think so), but it certainly feels like a more contemporary and immersive experience than the original HyperCard deck. TakenXXDeadly Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2011 1,304 0 0 Student #5 TakenXXDeadly, Jun 14, 2012 Don't know if I should buy a gift card just for this :3 Malfhok Well-Known Member Jul 1, 2010 54 0 0 Freelance video IL http://phantommoose.com #6 Malfhok, Jun 14, 2012 The difference in the graphics between the original and realMyst is amazing. RealMyst is ever so much more polished and beautiful, with little improvements everywhere. And there's a new Age that you haven't seen even if you've played the original. penguinspl Well-Known Member May 19, 2012 63 0 0 #7 penguinspl, Jun 14, 2012 This game is gorgeous on new iPad they push hardware to limits I think.Great game guys.Thanks Candykiller Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Dec 15, 2010 1,418 0 36 Illustrator/Designer United Kingdom http://www.candykiller.com #8 Candykiller, Jun 14, 2012 Having played around with it a bit, I'm quite impressed in general, but it is kinda let down by some seriously low-res textures in places. 856MB (uncompressed) seems really small for a game of this scale. I would have been happy if it was double this size with higher quality textures. pka4916 Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2009 2,584 0 36 Male Wisconsin #9 pka4916, Jun 14, 2012 On the The Ipad2, bringing up the menu is choppy. Opening doors, loading time takes forever. Where is the Hint system?? Did not see it.. Candykiller Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Dec 15, 2010 1,418 0 36 Illustrator/Designer United Kingdom http://www.candykiller.com #10 Candykiller, Jun 14, 2012 Bring up the menu and tap on the question mark at the bottom corner of the book to go to the hints. (it opens in Safari) y2kmp3 Well-Known Member Jun 25, 2010 1,784 3 38 #11 y2kmp3, Jun 14, 2012 Can someone please tell me the performance on iPad 1 and iPad 2? Is the game really choppy as claimed by a previous post for the iPad 2? pka4916 Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2009 2,584 0 36 Male Wisconsin #12 pka4916, Jun 14, 2012 Thanks... That figures.. have no internet, from where I am at.. why not integrate it in the game.. geezz... btw. it does not work for Ipad1 only Ipad2 and the new Ipad. volcanopele Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Mar 27, 2011 303 0 16 Planetary Geologist AZ, US #13 volcanopele, Jun 14, 2012 So far I am playing through the intro to the game. I am fairly impressed, though I wished they used higher resolution textures for certain elements, books and pages particularly. The game can feel a bit laggy at times, but on a game like this, it isn't a problem. Candykiller Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Dec 15, 2010 1,418 0 36 Illustrator/Designer United Kingdom http://www.candykiller.com #14 Candykiller, Jun 14, 2012 I must say, I'm enjoying revisiting Myst again. I first played the original on the Mac almost 20 years ago, and haven't tried any of the other versions over the years. It still holds up pretty well to this day. It's a real shame that some of the textures are so poor though. Card Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 818 6 18 Toronto Canada #15 Card, Jun 14, 2012 Yeah can anyone else comment on the performance on the ipad 2? visionwebs Well-Known Member Jan 24, 2012 1,144 0 0 #16 visionwebs, Jun 14, 2012 How does one post on an Internet forum with no Internet access, lol! pka4916 Well-Known Member Jun 6, 2009 2,584 0 36 Male Wisconsin #17 pka4916, Jun 14, 2012 Last edited: Jun 14, 2012 Since I have no Wifi at work, only plain internet maybe?? For my Ipad: How about no Wifi at the workplace? Either your joking or just plain stupid. cabdog Well-Known Member Mar 14, 2011 573 0 0 #18 cabdog, Jun 14, 2012 What's the point? As someone new to the series, and due to the lack of any type of mention of what the overall gameplay etc. entails, can someone please shed light as to what the point of this game is? Can you try to relate it to any other game on the appstore please? Thanks! volcanopele Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Mar 27, 2011 303 0 16 Planetary Geologist AZ, US #19 volcanopele, Jun 14, 2012 At least the counting method works well in this port volcanopele Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Mar 27, 2011 303 0 16 Planetary Geologist AZ, US #20 volcanopele, Jun 14, 2012 CabDog: This is a puzzle exploration game. This is essentially the granddaddy of all those point-and-click puzzle games that you can find throughout the App Store. The basic object is to collect colored pages, solving puzzles to access additional islands and to leave those islands, etc. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 4 1 2 3 4 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Maybe awesome, but so "been there, done that"... Played that game yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeears ago on my old Mac, and more recently even on the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS, but lost it's shine due to the fact that game mechanics progress and in that way this game is nowadays too dull....but that's just my opinion.
realMyst has never been out on the PSP or DS, so, no, you haven't played this version before. Whether free-roam movement and real-time graphics and effects really add anything to the gameplay is debatable (the original creators didn't think so), but it certainly feels like a more contemporary and immersive experience than the original HyperCard deck.
The difference in the graphics between the original and realMyst is amazing. RealMyst is ever so much more polished and beautiful, with little improvements everywhere. And there's a new Age that you haven't seen even if you've played the original.
Having played around with it a bit, I'm quite impressed in general, but it is kinda let down by some seriously low-res textures in places. 856MB (uncompressed) seems really small for a game of this scale. I would have been happy if it was double this size with higher quality textures.
On the The Ipad2, bringing up the menu is choppy. Opening doors, loading time takes forever. Where is the Hint system?? Did not see it..
Bring up the menu and tap on the question mark at the bottom corner of the book to go to the hints. (it opens in Safari)
Can someone please tell me the performance on iPad 1 and iPad 2? Is the game really choppy as claimed by a previous post for the iPad 2?
Thanks... That figures.. have no internet, from where I am at.. why not integrate it in the game.. geezz... btw. it does not work for Ipad1 only Ipad2 and the new Ipad.
So far I am playing through the intro to the game. I am fairly impressed, though I wished they used higher resolution textures for certain elements, books and pages particularly. The game can feel a bit laggy at times, but on a game like this, it isn't a problem.
I must say, I'm enjoying revisiting Myst again. I first played the original on the Mac almost 20 years ago, and haven't tried any of the other versions over the years. It still holds up pretty well to this day. It's a real shame that some of the textures are so poor though.
Since I have no Wifi at work, only plain internet maybe?? For my Ipad: How about no Wifi at the workplace? Either your joking or just plain stupid.
What's the point? As someone new to the series, and due to the lack of any type of mention of what the overall gameplay etc. entails, can someone please shed light as to what the point of this game is? Can you try to relate it to any other game on the appstore please? Thanks!
CabDog: This is a puzzle exploration game. This is essentially the granddaddy of all those point-and-click puzzle games that you can find throughout the App Store. The basic object is to collect colored pages, solving puzzles to access additional islands and to leave those islands, etc.
