Facts

The third chapter in the Myst saga was developed by Presto Studios in San Diego. You probably know this game company from the successful "The Journeyman Project" trilogy.

Ages

Building on the surreal style of Myst and Riven, Myst III: Exile features five fantastic worlds to investigate and explore, including:

Tomahna
Atrus and Catherine's new home. Tomahna sits like a flowering oasis at the edge of a rolling desert landscape.

J'nanin
Sometimes described as a rock-climber's paradise, J'nanin is an elliptical-shaped island in which towering granite cliffs and strange, tusk-like formations surround a freshwater caldera.

Voltaic
Voltaic is a dusty world of sand and sky, water and wind; a place where strange obviously manmade constructions poke out of an otherwise dry and desolate landscape.

Amateria
A sweeping mechanical wonderland in the middle of an endless black sea, Amateria's terrain combines basalt columns and geyser-formed mud pots with some of Atrus' most sophisticated inventions.

Edanna
Possibly inspired by dreams of paradise lost, Edanna is best described as an inward-growing tree whose massive, hollow trunk creates the perfect growing environment for a variety of exotic plant and animal ecosystems.
Different Editions

Myst III: Exile shipped in three different editions:

• Regular Edition (hybrid CD-ROM)
• Collector's Edition includes a special Squee toy, a strategy guide, the Making of Myst III: Exile video and the soundtrack (hybrid CD-ROM)
• DVD Edition, the whole game on one disc, including the Making of Myst III: Exile video (hybrid DVD-ROM). This edition was only available in Germany.

System Requirements