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During the course of the game you'll uncover the story of the D'ni, the people who learned how to create the Ages and the books which allow you to travel between them. Your reason for being in the game is to re-access four Ages, get the power going in each Age, and find its seven "journey cloths," best described as save points. After that, it's typical Myst fare: you're expected to figure out what is a clue as much as how to solve the puzzle. You'll see a trailer up ahead, where you'll find a man sitting under an awning who provides one of the first real clues to get you started.
Once you've created your avatar, the game plops you in the middle of a barren desert. While URU is the first Myst title to let you create an avatar you can see, it has little effect in the single-player game other than allowing you the choice of playing in either first- or third-person instead of only first. Playing around with these options will let you make a character who looks almost exactly like you (if you so desire). You can select almost everything about your character, from your approximate age and weight to clothes, shoes, facial structure, and hair.
When you start URU, your first order of business is to create your avatar. The latest game in the series, URU: Ages Beyond Myst, once again brings to life the world loved by millions of gamers - both hardcore and casual - in a single-player game with a wealth of fun puzzles, great atmosphere, and a terrific story.
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Until it was usurped by The Sims only recently, Myst and its sequels held the crown as the best-selling PC game series of all time. Real-time 3D graphics promise visually stunning environments while players solve puzzles exploring this ancient world and traveling to new and exciting "Ages." Now, years later, Jeff Zandi has become comfortable with introducing others to the ancient subterranean civilization of D'ni.
Focusing on why it was the D'ni civilization fell, Jeff Zandi researched and studied the teachings of Yeesha, considered to be the most talented of all the ancient D'ni writers. In 1996 Elias Zandi, one of the original explorers of the D'ni civilization and creator of the DRC (D'ni Restoration Council), passed away leaving his legacy to his son Jeff Zandi. Discovered in the late '80s, the D'ni lived below the earth's surface for 10,000 years practicing the "Art of Writing." This unique ability enabled them to create links to a variety of unimaginable worlds they called "Ages." Described as the next chapter in the Myst franchise, Uru: Ages Beyond Myst introduces players to an ancient civilization known as the D'ni.
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