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As well, there are areas that are blocked off with cones and barriers such as mode you find around big potholes in real life. I bet those will go away as new online content is developed, giving access to more areas within the Ages you've already visited and mode tying them all together. A drawback, a big one, is that you play an able-bodied chick (or guy, if your inclinations run that way) and yet you cannot use your arms or hands. When you have to manipulate an object in the environment, your only choice is to bump into mode it, sometimes lots of times, to nudge it into position. Unnecessarily time-consuming—I think a better approach would have been to allow the player to pick up and drag objects with the mouse or somehow hold items for a brief period. All in all, I had more fun with these five single-player-afterthought Uru Ages than I did with any of the three previous Myst games. I was completely addicted. I think the jumping and the necessity of switching between third and first person to solve certain puzzles adds an enjoyable extra layer to the gameplay.
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