D'ni Legacy

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An image form Alev, the Boat Age.
An image form Alev, the Boat Age.

D'ni Legacy is a fan-made computer game that claimed to be "The Unofficial Sequel to Myst"[1]. It featured seven new Ages, almost 35 minutes of original music composed by Mark Germani, and various end scenarios. Set shortly after the Fall of D'ni, the player's objective is akin to Myst games. They are to explore the various Ages found in the D'ni library and solve short puzzles while reading journal excerpts.

Contents

[edit] Ages

  • D'ni - (Opening of the game)
  • Taiga - (Ice Age)
  • Gaelin - (Gold Sphere Age)
    • Storeroom
  • Ge'airram - (Observatory Age)
  • Cissar - (Underwater Temple Age)
  • Alev - (Boat Age)
  • Amerak - (Destroyed Age)
  • Elanif - (Final Age)

A cheat guide can be found here.

[edit] Credits

  • Project Director: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson
  • Game Design: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson
  • Story: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson, Bob O'Brien
  • Windows Programmer: Stijn Arnauts
  • HTML Programmer: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson, Ahmed Morsy
  • 3D Modeling: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson, Andrew Mullen
  • Music: Mark Germani
  • K'aastor's Fire Machine Sketch: Mike Rife

[edit] Journals Speech

  • Noira: Hulbert
  • K'aastor: Bob O'Brien
  • Agmis: Bobby Kanaeaupuni Richardson
  • Final Journal Vocals: Keltie McGuire

[edit] References

  1. ↑ D'ni Legacy
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