Presto Studios

Myst III: Exile

MYST III: EXILE introduces a new villain Saavedro, who seeks revenge when he finds out his homeland was destroyed by Atrus' sons. The player must track the villain through several surrealistic Ages, navigating puzzles to uncover the truth behind this new adversary. Only then can disaster be averted to choose who was right and who was wrong. Saavedro is played by Academy Award nominee Brad Dourif (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest).

Released: 7 May 2001
Developer: Presto Studios
Publisher: Cyan Worlds
Engine: Sprint
Perspective: First person
Age rating: PEGI 3 · ESRB E
Controller: Full controller support
Metacritic: 83/100
Steam recommendations: 467
Platforms: Xbox · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac · PlayStation 2
Genres: Point-and-click · Puzzle · Adventure
Also known as: Exile · Myst 3 · Myst 3: Exile
Estimated owners: 100,000–200,000 (est.)

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Player rating: 68
Ratings counted: 93.2%
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Myst III: Exile

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Crossplay System requirements 512 MB RAM Download size 4.0 GB Steam Deck Verified

Myst III: Exile

The story

Exile begins 10 years after the events of Riven, when the Stranger arrives at the home of Atrus and his wife Catherine. Atrus is a scientist and explorer who has mastered an ancient practice known as the Art: he can create links to different worlds, called Ages, by writing special books. This ability is by an ancient civilization known as the D'ni, whose society crumbles after the D'ni city is devastated by a plague. Atrus calls the Stranger to his home to display his newest Age, Releeshahn, which Atrus has designed as a new home for the D'ni survivors. As Atrus is preparing to leave for Releeshahn, a mysterious man appears in Atrus' study, steals the Releeshahn book and leaves behind another. Following the thief, the Stranger arrives at J'nanin, an Age that Atrus had written long before as a way to teach the Art to his sons. Because the thief has caused considerable damage to the J'nanin book, Atrus cannot accompany the Stranger.

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