Questions tagged [myst]
a 1993 graphic puzzle adventure game by Cyan. Players solve puzzles and travel to worlds known as "Ages" in order to learn about the world and it's inhabitants. The game has several different endings which change based on player actions.
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Where is the lever to open the closed door leading to the spiral staircase in the Channelwood area of Myst?
It looks like there is a bug about the lever, whitch opens the closed door. But I
I couldn't even find the lever. Where is it?
Used to play Myst as a Teenager. Now I want to go throug this fascinating ...
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