I didn't want to ask while the Board is still dealing with Record Breaker and thought that the discussion here might be interesting. So here's my question:
What is the predominate genre of Myst?
Myst Genre
Myst Genre
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Re: Myst Genre
The books or the games?
Re: Myst Genre
Yes.
"If you don't put enough commas in, you won't know where to breathe and will die of asphyxiation"
--Jasper Fforde
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Re: Myst Genre
Having never played Myst all the way through, I've always perceived it was a puzzle game.
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Re: Myst Genre
Yellow, who loves both books and games a lot says:
Myst games: adventure
books: Something akin to near-realistic fantasy
I would add that the games are indeed a puzzle, like wired says.
Myst games: adventure
books: Something akin to near-realistic fantasy
I would add that the games are indeed a puzzle, like wired says.
Re: Myst Genre
It's definitely adventure, but I'd say it's in a sub-genre of puzzle. My favorite game of this type was called "Shivers." I used to stay up all night playing that.
Re: Myst Genre
I watched my siblings play Shivers as a child and it still creeps me out