Vander Wende would also leave to pursue other projects. The next video game entry in the Myst franchise would be 2001's Myst III: Exile, which was not developed by Cyan nor published by Broderbund. Presto Studios took over development; Ubisoft acquired Broderbund's entertainment library from The Learning Company (formerly SoftKey) and published the Myst sequels. The reviewer from Pyramid #29 (Jan./Feb., 1998) stated that "Myst, and now Riven, are worlds to be explored, with complex puzzles to be solved, and without time limitations or enemies to worry about. Take all the time you like; the basic problems of the game will still be there, waiting for you to solve them." Remake Cyan announced plans to release a remake of Riven on the game's 25th anniversary on October 31, 2022. Cyan said the game will feature fully explorable 3D environments, in a similar manner to the 3D remake of Myst. Cyan reached out to The Starry Expanse project, a fan-driven effort to recreate Riven, about a year prior to the announcement, working out a deal to work with members of that team to use their efforts within the remake of Riven''. References External links 1997 video games Acclaim Entertainment games Android (operating system) games Cancelled Atari Jaguar games Cyan Worlds games First-person adventure games Interactive Achievement Award winners IOS games Classic Mac OS games Myst II PlayStation (console) games ScummVM-supported games Sega Saturn games Sega video games Single-player video games Ubisoft games Video game sequels Video games scored by Robyn Miller Video games set on islands Video games with alternate endings Windows games Video games developed in the United States Red Orb Entertainment games Noodlecake Games games