Posted October 23, 2012
I agree with Mxh178.
Real Myst enables players who are (or have become) too demanding about graphics to play (or replay) Myst, and that is great. Real Myst stays very close to the original game, which I appreciated. On the other hand, the improvements in Real Myst are as little as questionable.
I cannot see the point of free movement and free look. In Real Myst, you move so fast that the universe looks small and its exploration seems frustrating. The original Myst was a slow game, moving from one place to another was not easy but it was part of the game and its atmosphere. You had to think and memorize every detail before moving. I love Myst so much that I cannot tolerate any alteration to it.
As for the question, I guess it depends on the gamer's tolerance to old graphics/gameplays. Personally, I would vote for Myst Masterpiece Edition.
Real Myst enables players who are (or have become) too demanding about graphics to play (or replay) Myst, and that is great. Real Myst stays very close to the original game, which I appreciated. On the other hand, the improvements in Real Myst are as little as questionable.
I cannot see the point of free movement and free look. In Real Myst, you move so fast that the universe looks small and its exploration seems frustrating. The original Myst was a slow game, moving from one place to another was not easy but it was part of the game and its atmosphere. You had to think and memorize every detail before moving. I love Myst so much that I cannot tolerate any alteration to it.
As for the question, I guess it depends on the gamer's tolerance to old graphics/gameplays. Personally, I would vote for Myst Masterpiece Edition.