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There are very few other NPCs, and most of the information you get is written on parchments and diaries. If you're used to more traditional point-and-click adventures, full of interesting and amusing characters, there's little here to keep you coming back for more. Although it wasn't up and running at the time of writing, the addition of Uru Live should address the single-player game's problem of an almost unpopulated game world, as it aims to let you work with other human players to solve puzzles and explore more new areas.

Undoubtedly, Uru's graphical maturity and the online aspect will attract new players, but the slow pace of it all will no doubt put action junkies off completely. For the fans it's a real gem, but if you're a point-and-click purist, you simply may not get it. Not The most obvious choice for budget game of the month, but hey, it's a lean time of year. All the big Christmas releases have come and gone, leaving us just a few scant morsels for January.

Indeed, this is perhaps the most impressive game in the Myst cannon so far, and has plenty to offer if you're looking for a slower-paced style of adventuring. Like, say, elderly historians or library folk. The environments are typically sumptuous and detailed, but are now navigable in true 3D, with an actual third-person character no less a first for the series. Other achievements are many: an extremely minimal interface with no inventory, a compelling and imaginative storyline and some genuinely intelligent puzzles are all here.

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You'll also learn of the D'ni Restoration Council, who was learning about the D'ni before something happened to them.

As with the other Myst games, URU has a slow pace. You can't die, though you can fall and get transported back to your Relto -- a personalized Age of your own. You also can't save the game. Instead, the last journey cloth you touch is the location you'll be transported to in each Age. URU remembers any puzzles you've completed, so the lack of save slots doesn't really amount to too much bother, but some of the puzzles are the kind that reset completely if you do something wrong, and it would've been nice to be able to save and reload in the middle of the puzzle.

As you're traveling through the four Ages, you'll come across Relto pages, which are used to spruce up your personal Age. One Relto page creates a waterfall, while another allows you to turn rain on and off. If these serve any real purpose other than decoration, it definitely wasn't obvious in the single-player game.

Perhaps their purpose will be better explained when URU Live is up and running. You won't find a lot of voice acting in URU, but what's there is topnotch.

The real difference between URU and previous Myst titles is that now the stunning graphics and sound aren't quite as unique as they once were. Many titles look and sound at least as good as URU does, so while you won't find anything to complain about technically, you also won't be as wowed as you once were.