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| fleetwood, ubisoft, soul, midnight, blue, jordan, kim, family guy no fat chicks hat, jane, 3, mac, many, baldurs, ubi, karen, fat grams, pizza, uru, | Cyan began designing Uru for online play some years ago; recall the hue adventure and cry when it was announced not only that the next Myst was to be an online-only game but also available only to those with broadband internet connections. Only recently was it announced that Uru would come with a single-player component in addition to the subscription-based online "dungeon," adventure for want of a better word. This article is about that single-player adventure experience since, as of this writing, the online component is available to very few players worldwide, and I'm not one of them. It is scheduled to open to everyone who wants to play (and who has a credit card number to pay for the subscription) in January 2004. Well ... one thing's for certain: This ain't your daddy's Myst. The most marked differences are the 3D graphics with attendant direct control, the ability to switch between first and third person, and ... wait for it ... your character jumps! Yep, you read it right. |
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| Unlike many adventure gamers, though, Myst was neither my first nor my favorite. The first two, Myst and Riven, were designed by Cyan, a company formed by the brothers Rand and Robyn Miller. These were both groundbreaking in their visual beauty and in their gameplay style: they are inventoryless, first-person, environmental games set in a parallel world in which it is critical to pay close attention to your surroundings. Exile, the third in the midnight series, was midnight developed by now-defunct Presto Studios under license from Cyan. Exile continued the point-and-click tradition midnight of Myst and Riven, with the addition of node-based panning instead of largely static slideshow-style screens; the overall feel of the game, though, was pretty much the same as its predecessors. Uru is not the official Myst 4; rather, it marks the return of Cyan to the development of the D'ni universe as well as the first real massively multiplayer online adventure game. |
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