Riven: The Sequel to Myst
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This page is written from an OOC point of view. Events and elements surrounding the Myst Universe are regarded as fictional.
| Riven: The Sequel to Myst | |
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| Developer | Cyan Worlds |
| Publishers | Brøderbund, Acclaim, Sega, Enix, Mean Hamster Software |
| Designers | Robyn Miller and Richard Vander Wende |
| Release Date | 29 October 1997 |
| Genres | Graphic adventure, puzzle |
| Mode | Single-player |
| Rating | E |
| Media | 5 CD-ROMs/1 DVD |
| Input | Keyboard, mouse |
| Series | Myst |
| Preceded by | Myst |
| Followed by | Myst III: Exile |
Riven is a 1997 computer game developed by Cyan Productions and distributed by Red Orb, and the first sequel to Myst. In the fictional universe, the events of Riven take place in 1806 AD, or 9462 DE.
As the Stranger, the player gets to experience the final days of Gehn's fifth Age, Riven. You are asked by Atrus to free Catherine, who is held by Gehn on Prison Island, and to trick Gehn into linking to a trap book. Finally, you would signal Atrus by crushing the telescope on Temple Island, opening the star fissure and thus triggering the destruction of the already notoriously unstable Age. Catherine will have just enough time to rescue all remaining inhabitants. She and her husband Atrus then reunite with you, thanking you and linking away, leaving you to jump through the fissure moments before the Age's collapse.
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