Myst fans have spent 13 years rebuilding Riven - now one of them is working on the official remake
Cyan Worlds did not "kill and eat" the fꦡan💜s behind The Starry Expanse Project
Riv🥂en - the sequel to Myst, as its original box art helpfully expl🍸ained - is getting a full modern remake, and while developer Cyan Worlds has not revealed much about the game, they have explained what this means for the fan-built remake that's been in development for 13 years.
The new Riven is "a modern remake" of the adventure game that will be "fully traversable in 3D space," according to the . The reveal trailer is brief, and details including price, platforms, an𝓡d the remake's release date have not yet been announced.
that they were "officially working with Cyan Worlds to bring the dream of a real-time Riven into reality," but the project had been basically silent since then.Now, Cyan has revealed that at the time of that announcement years ago, the teams "reached an agreement which allowed us t🌳o reference core pieces of their efforts to jump-start our development. They subsequently ceased development on The Starry Expanse Project, as our official efforts to remaꦺke Riven began."
Cyan promises it did not "kill and eat" the Starry Expanse team in its – in fact, one unnamed member of that team is now working on the official Riven remake. It's unclear if any direct assets from Starry Expanse might ওappear in the remake, though Cyan says it's "rebuilding Riven from scratch."
The original Myst has been remade multiple times over the years, most recently by Cyan in 2020 for VR. That version was ported to more traditional platforms in 2021. They've been making spiritual successors to the Myst fra༒nchise in recent years, too, with Obduction in 2016 and Fi🉐rmament tentatively scheduled to launch in 2023.
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