Myst IV Revelation hits retail

By Chris Kohler, GameSpot
Posted Sep 30, 2004 12:19 pm PT

The fourth chapter in the megahit PC adventure series is available now.

Ubisoft announced today that Myst IV Revelation has shipped to retail and is available now. Developed by Ubisoft's Montreal studios, Revelation continues the series' tradition of combining photo-realistic graphics with intriguing storylines and perplexing puzzles.

The storyline of Myst IV concerns the disappearance of a little girl. Her two brothers are suspected of the crime, and the player must dive into the mystery and uncover clues that will lead the player to discover what really happened and what the brothers' motives were.

Myst IV Revelation ships on a PC-Mac hybrid DVD-ROM at a suggested retail price of $39.99. It is rated "T" for Teen. The game's soundtrack features a song written and performed by Peter Gabriel, who also lends his voice to the game.

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