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Cyan Worlds Gives A Look At What Could Have Been A New Myst Sequel

Cyan Worlds Gives A Look At What Could Have Been A New Myst Sequel

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Cyan Worlds Gives A Look At What Could Have Been A New Myst Sequel ‘Project Anglerfish’ would have been the first new Myst entry in 20 years, which isn’t to say there won't be more journeys through the Ages By Zack Kotzer Published July 26, 2026 | Comments (1) | 𝕏 Copied! Cyan Worlds In 1993, Cyan Worlds’ Myst changed PC gaming forever. While few could get beyond the first few puzzles, the computer rendered landscape and vibey music illustrated what could be squished into nascent CD-ROMs.

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Cyan Worlds Gives A Look At What Could Have Been A New Myst Sequel ‘Project Anglerfish’ would have been the first new Myst entry in 20 years, which isn’t to say there won't be more journeys through the Ages By Zack Kotzer Published July 26, 2026 | Comments (1) | 𝕏 Copied! Cyan Worlds In 1993, Cyan Worlds’ Myst changed PC gaming forever. While few could get beyond the first few puzzles, the computer rendered landscape and vibey music illustrated what could be squished into nascent CD-ROMs. It was the best-selling computer game until The Sims, and still commands space to this day. Despite this, the series has not had a new entry in some 20 years. And it seems this isn’t about to change, as the studio gives a look at a sequel that isn’t meant to be.

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