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call it 1st time
Exactly the same here. I was a little afraid i would remember a lot in the new version and that it would make the game less fun. The opposite is now the case :)
As for the other comment, I also don't remember the majority of the original so it would probably feel mostly like a first time again too lol. Who knows though, memories may flood back as I am playing through.
You should absolutely play the original as well. It has different puzzles and some aspects are actually better than the remake.
Damn I remember all the landscape and every objects. Fortunately I forget how to solve most of the puzzles.
I will one day. I actually got a copy of the ps1 port of all things on ebay for pretty cheap a while back so i might go all in on the old school experience
I found Riven back then to be nothing less than a MASTERPIECE!, I later got Myst just out of curiosity, and boy, was it a graphical step back, interlaced images, and garish colors and VERY basic graphics had almost made it unplayable, however I had a... er, a "friend" who reintroduced Myst on a far better platform and I found it to be infinitely better. After a GREAT MANY years later and after FINALLY getting married to my... "friend" (thanks to marriage equality) we BOTH still love the games.
We've even found the novels based on Myst (written by Rand Miller, who plays Atrus in all games) very entertaining, however, that being said, me and my husband will always feel the best games to be RIVEN and MYST III EXILE (featuring the actor Brad Douriff as Saavedro [he played Sutter, the psychotic 'Betazoid / ex-maquis' crew member in Star Trek: Voyager, the mad scientist who got 'smushed' by the alien queen, in Aliens IV 'Resurrection', and ex murdering monk in Babylon 5] and many other things!)
Tho, something is to be said for the remakes, It feels like the days when I first started courting my "friend" all over again (okay, he WAS my 'boyfriend' back then it WAS 1997 after all, and I had just come 'out' as a confused and angry bisexual guy. Life can be a VERY COMPLICATED struggle for some of us!)
Computer / Video games like MYST and RIVEN helped us escape the monotony and inequality of our 'real' lives and experience worlds that weren't there to judge, suppress or condemn us for being who and what we are.
Sorry if this seems a bit of a rant, It's just, this Riven remake has brought back a lot of memories and feelings I had thought long gone and lost, 'cos we're essentially playing something old and new for the first time. So, I, sorry, WE recommend them ALL if you're a Myst fan like us, and make your own special memories.
The chronology is:
MYST,
RIVEN THE SEQUEL TO MYST
MYST III 'EXILE'
MYST IV 'REVELATIONS'
MYST V 'END OF AGES'
URU / URU 'PATH OF THE SHELL' (EXPANSION)
MYST "REMAKE"
MYST "REAL MYST" and now RIVEN "REMAKE"