"dairy cow fall[ing] through a crevice to a ranch". Stories in Between: Narratives and Mediums @ Play listed Pyst, Mysty, Missed, and Mylk as four parody games based on the Myst series. The Mysterious World of Missed, or Missed, was developed by Jason Bloomberg. 100 Videogames noted the success of Myst is "best demonstrated by the amount of parodies constructed of it". Daniel Rosen of Built To Play thought the game was a predecessor to exploration video games like Gone Home and Dear Esther. A demo of the planned sequel to Pyst, Driven (an allusion to the Myst sequel Riven), was included on CD-ROMs of later Parroty Interactive games, including the "Pyst Special Edition" re-release of the game. Driven was graphically more advanced and allowed greater movement. The full game was never released, however. Palladium Interactive was bought by The Learning Company in 1998, who proceeded to dissolve Parroty Interactive before the title was finished. References External links Archived home page Pyst page on Parrot Interactive website Pyst electronic press kit video Computer Gaming World review 1996 video games Adventure games Parody video games Classic Mac OS games Myst (series) Video games developed in the United States Video games set on fictional islands Windows games