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Myst V: End of Ages is the fifth and final installment in the Myst PC game series, and is a culmination of all the storylines from the previous PC games.
The PC game was created by Cyan Worlds and published by Ubisoft. Myst V is rendered in real-time 3D for the first time in a Myst video game. The game contains numerous references to all of the previous games, and draws on the themes of those video games. However, it primarily focuses on the story of the Bahro and the tablet, which began in Uru (before the Age version).
Players are able to choose whether they want to play the whole game with a one-button mouse, stepping around nodes like in the original Myst and Riven, or whether they wish to use an "expert mode", designed for more experienced gamers. The "expert mode" contains FPS controls, and the ability to go anywhere, and investigate anything.
But t he absence of these details is especially noticeable since they helped make Myst IV's world feel so alive.
Features:
- Explore the Noloben, Taghira, and Laki'ahn Ages, Myst, Direbo, and Todelmer in search of the tablet that will bring the final answers.
- Final chapter in the epic adventure game series.
- Easily explore vast 3-D worlds through a new point-and-click interface.
- New Slate system provides easier way to interact with the Myst environments.
- Worlds drawn with real-time 3-D ripple with life and movement.
The graphics, which are technically unimpressive, manage to capture the same elegance and beauty found in all the Myst games. It's hard to tell that they are real-time at all.
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