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Riven: The Sequel to Myst cheats & more for PC (PC) Cheats Unlockables. This also happens at the start of Riven, when Atrus holds up the Linking book to Riven. This was intentional, so that it felt like Gehn was watching you from the very beginning. Codes, guides, hints, news, and tips for Playstation 4 (PS4), Xbox One (X1), Wii U. CoolROM.com's game information and ROM (ISO) download page for Riven - The Sequel to Myst (Disc 1) (Sony Playstation). View this page in. English French German Indonesian Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Russian Spanish Thai.
Delivered on a massive five disks, is a first-person adventure/mystery game that uses a series of pictures and FMV movies (and sometimes a combination of both) rather than realtime graphics to convey the action. The graphics are of astounding quality and breathtaking clarity and convey a fantasy world full of fabulous vistas, weird machinery, and strange locations. The sound is also great, and helps bring the world to life and give it atmosphere.But this system, good looking though it is, results in a very slow game. The player moves through the landscape by clicking on the screen, then watching as the FMV shows the player's shift to the next location. 'Plodding' is definitely a phrase that springs to mind when describing it.The action, and I use the word in the broadest possible sense, comes in the form of interactive logic puzzles that are scattered through the game and seamlessly blended with the environment. Like navigation, they are worked by clicking on certain areas of the screen and watching the results unfold in a mini-movie.
The puzzles are often strange and require some creative thinking to deduce how to solve them. But that's what Riven's all about - solving its mysteries through exploration and deduction. It's a totally cerebral experience that requires your brain rather than your reflexes. And if that's what you want from your gaming, Riven is brilliant escapism that'll keep you busy for weeks (or even longer).But, and it's a huge-ass 'but,' I can't see many players wanting that kind of gaming experience from their PlayStation. To me, Riven on PSX just seems wrong. OK, so it adds a new dimension to the PSX library, but it's certainly not one I welcome.
I've said it before, and at the risk of repeating myself I'm saying it again - I bought my PSX because it's the best videogame system around. I can play incredible games on it like F1: Championship Edition, WipeO. Pro evolution soccer 2009 game.
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