However, they dinged that release for some graphical issues, likely linked to the limited horsepower of Facebook’s headset. Reviews of the $30 Oculus Quest version by UploadVR and PCMag noted its puzzles maintained the atmosphere of the original game and even provided opportunities for a quality co-op experience. There’s no word yet on other new versions to extend the reach of a game that has already spanned three decades. When the Myst remaster was revealed last year, Cyan Worlds said other platforms would follow the Oculus and eventual PC releases. Now, it has announced a timeframe for the game’s availability elsewhere: a version for PC and Mac that you can play in a compatible VR headset or on any regular 2D monitor will debut in the third quarter of this year, promising that players can explore “in a whole new dimension.” Last fall, Cyan Worlds, the original developer of Myst, released a built-for-VR remake of its game exclusively for Facebook’s Oculus Quest platform.
