This game’s artful world-building and fun puzzles ultimately outweigh its technical glitches. You’ll stumble into a strange new world in Obduction—and then try your best to get home. The few ...

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The Epic Games Store isn’t the only retailer giving away a game today, as you can also get Obduction free on GOG as part of their newly-launched Summer Sale Festival. GOG is a DRM-free digital ...

Did you love Myst and Riven back in the day? In that case, there's good news. Obduction, the adventure game developed by Cyan (the creators of the aforementioned games) and crowdfunded via Kickstarter ...

The creators of Myst have released Obduction, a new first-person exploration game where you have to figure out a strange, dreamlike environment. If you think back to the classics fondly, why not check ...

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Myst creator Rand Miller wants to abduct you. Miller’s newest game, Obduction, raised $1,321,306 on Kickstarter, and follows in the legacy of Miller’s Myst and Raven, two now legendary PC puzzle games ...

Spoiler Free Guarantee: Unlike a lot of virtual reality games, Obduction actually has a fairly involved plot and a mysterious game world with plenty of twists and turns to enjoy. Rest assured that all ...

Remember Myst? That amazing, groundbreaking, mind-bending game that mystified you back in the 1990s? Then came Riven in 1997. The two were the best-selling computer games of the 20th century. Then, ...

In Episode 8 of Humans Who Make Games podcast, host and comedian, Adam Conover, talks with game legend and CEO of Cyan Inc., Rand Miller, in a bonus episode. Miller, known for MYST, Riven, and ...

A Kickstarter game delayed? Shocking, but true folks. On Tuesday, Cyan announced that Obduction, its spiritual successor to Myst, is delayed to early 2016. It’s something the company had been going ...