Myst Mobile Hack 1.9.3 + Redeem Codes
A challenging puzzle adventure
Developer: Cyan Worlds
Category: Games
Price: Free
Version: 1.9.3
ID: com.cyanworlds.Myst2020-Mobile
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Description
Welcome to Myst: a starkly beautiful island, eerily tinged with mystery and shrouded in intrigue. Available now, to download and begin your adventure FOR FREE!
Journey to Myst Island and begin to unravel the mystery you have been thrust into. As you learn what happened on the island, you will find yourself playing a key role in an epic story whose ending has not yet been written.
The island is full of secrets – learn your surroundings and discover what you can interact with. Each puzzle you solve will bring you closer to exploring more of the island, and reveal methods to reach other stunning and surreal worlds called “Ages”.
With an in-app purchase to unlock the other Ages of Myst, you will see even greater challenges await you, and discover deeper connections and puzzles that Myst has to offer. Uncover a story of ruthless family betrayal, and make choices that will affect both you, and the world of Myst itself.
For those who are already familiar with Myst, this version is built from the ground up and available to play in real-time 3D. It’s teeming with new art, new sound, re-imagined interactions, accessibility options, localization for many different languages, and even optional puzzle randomization.
OPTIMIZED FOR IOS
For M1 and M2 iOS devices such as the latest generations of the iPad Pro and iPad Air, players will find that the graphics settings of Myst Mobile default to “Epic” settings, which is the highest the graphics settings of Myst can possibly be set to on any platform. Explorers of Myst Mobile on M1 and M2 devices will be able to revel in the game’s beauty like never before on mobile!
Playing Myst on the go is incredibly easy and accessible with Myst Mobile on iOS. Players will find a variety of input options to play the game, in the way that is most comfortable to them: gamepad, touch controls, keyboard and trackpad input from Smart & Magic Folios are all supported.
SUPPORTED HARDWARE
All iPhones and iPads with A12 Bionic chips (or M1) and above are supported.
- iPhone XS (Sept. 2018) and above.
- iPhone SE 2nd generation (April 2020) and above.
- iPad Air 3rd generation (March 2019) and above.
- iPad Mini 5th generation (March 2019) and above.
- iPad 8th generation (Sept. 2020) and above.
- iPad Pro 4th generation (March 2020) and above.
Journey to Myst Island and begin to unravel the mystery you have been thrust into. As you learn what happened on the island, you will find yourself playing a key role in an epic story whose ending has not yet been written.
The island is full of secrets – learn your surroundings and discover what you can interact with. Each puzzle you solve will bring you closer to exploring more of the island, and reveal methods to reach other stunning and surreal worlds called “Ages”.
With an in-app purchase to unlock the other Ages of Myst, you will see even greater challenges await you, and discover deeper connections and puzzles that Myst has to offer. Uncover a story of ruthless family betrayal, and make choices that will affect both you, and the world of Myst itself.
For those who are already familiar with Myst, this version is built from the ground up and available to play in real-time 3D. It’s teeming with new art, new sound, re-imagined interactions, accessibility options, localization for many different languages, and even optional puzzle randomization.
OPTIMIZED FOR IOS
For M1 and M2 iOS devices such as the latest generations of the iPad Pro and iPad Air, players will find that the graphics settings of Myst Mobile default to “Epic” settings, which is the highest the graphics settings of Myst can possibly be set to on any platform. Explorers of Myst Mobile on M1 and M2 devices will be able to revel in the game’s beauty like never before on mobile!
Playing Myst on the go is incredibly easy and accessible with Myst Mobile on iOS. Players will find a variety of input options to play the game, in the way that is most comfortable to them: gamepad, touch controls, keyboard and trackpad input from Smart & Magic Folios are all supported.
SUPPORTED HARDWARE
All iPhones and iPads with A12 Bionic chips (or M1) and above are supported.
- iPhone XS (Sept. 2018) and above.
- iPhone SE 2nd generation (April 2020) and above.
- iPad Air 3rd generation (March 2019) and above.
- iPad Mini 5th generation (March 2019) and above.
- iPad 8th generation (Sept. 2020) and above.
- iPad Pro 4th generation (March 2020) and above.
Version history
1.9.3
2023-03-04
- Added new prompts on your first new game for battery-saving mode, and one-touch navigation mode.
- Books on Myst Island are now even easier to read -- they come in much closer to the screen.
- More fixes & improvements.
- Books on Myst Island are now even easier to read -- they come in much closer to the screen.
- More fixes & improvements.
1.9.2
2023-02-09
Updates for gamepad support, localization detection, startup time improvements, and more.
1.9.0
2023-02-09
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Myst Mobile Full Game (Access to the other Ages of Myst, and more.) |
Free |
DH964794415✱✱✱✱✱ | B9F5E79✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack Myst Mobile
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download Myst Mobile MOD APK
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Ratings
3.7 out of 5
115 Ratings
Reviews
Fujchfft,
I find the controls not suited for mobile
I know that this is a great game, it did things games had not done before, and I never managed to solve the DS version but I spent quite a bit of time on it. Because it was a gorgeous world and the music too.
But on mobile, it’s a different experience. There’s no tutorial on the controls, and they’re rather jerky where you wouldn’t expect, and smooth in sudden ways. Might need a tutorial for the settings such as adjusting graphics quality.
I feel like what I find issue with would be resolved if there was a suitable tutorial for newcomers, esp as mobile and other controllers are a different experience, and also a smoother and better moving around control experience.
Trying to look around and move and end up bumping into things and not getting to see notes up close was a bummer, esp having to switch around perspectives left or right. It also felt like there was a narrative missing after [spoilers]
The guy had his book fall. After all now there’s someone else who ended up here. I could’ve sworn there was some thought bubbles in the original as well, who knows, I could be wrong
But basically, this adaptation for mobile needs some more adapting. I hope the best for a future update
But on mobile, it’s a different experience. There’s no tutorial on the controls, and they’re rather jerky where you wouldn’t expect, and smooth in sudden ways. Might need a tutorial for the settings such as adjusting graphics quality.
I feel like what I find issue with would be resolved if there was a suitable tutorial for newcomers, esp as mobile and other controllers are a different experience, and also a smoother and better moving around control experience.
Trying to look around and move and end up bumping into things and not getting to see notes up close was a bummer, esp having to switch around perspectives left or right. It also felt like there was a narrative missing after [spoilers]
The guy had his book fall. After all now there’s someone else who ended up here. I could’ve sworn there was some thought bubbles in the original as well, who knows, I could be wrong
But basically, this adaptation for mobile needs some more adapting. I hope the best for a future update
sjm49,
Wow, amazing so far…❗️
Okay, I haven’t yet played through this game but so far, it’s awesome. Kudos to the Developers for a beautiful reboot of a venerable old-school point-and-click adventure on its 30th anniversary. I’m playing on a 5th edition iPad Pro 12.9” with an M1 chip, running iOS 16, and the graphics are stunningly beautiful, rivaling any console game I’ve yet to encounter. The controls are smooth, the sound quality and music is excellent, no constructive criticism to offer yet — and I’ve been gaming on iOS since 2009, having posted many reviews (including a substantive number of negative ones). Anyway, I made the IAP to get the intro discount but also to express my support of Cyan for what I hope will be a masterpiece of mobile gaming. …So far, so good — I will try to update this review at a later date after I have had a chance to make significant progress or likely even play through until the end.
jokeysp,
Not for the phone
I found game play controls to be very difficult to use on an iphone. Moving around the 1st person POV was extremely difficult.
However, I would welcome the opportunity to play this on a game console or PC.
The difficulty of MYST was that you had to try a million combinations and actions to move beyond a set piece and you never knew if you were making progress. Would love to see more of this type of game design in the app world. I don’t mind paying outright for a game, but the endless in-game purchase options are extremely annoying and why I have difficulty finding a game app to stick with for more than a few days.
However, I would welcome the opportunity to play this on a game console or PC.
The difficulty of MYST was that you had to try a million combinations and actions to move beyond a set piece and you never knew if you were making progress. Would love to see more of this type of game design in the app world. I don’t mind paying outright for a game, but the endless in-game purchase options are extremely annoying and why I have difficulty finding a game app to stick with for more than a few days.
AdonisXIV,
Fun nostalgia
I enjoyed the game.
I didn’t struggle with the navigation.
I didn’t realize I could up the display graphics until after i finished. oops. Wish i would’ve done that on my play through.
I remember the original. It’s weird to play the game now on mobile, it’s so smooth and flowy in the unreal engine. But then the puzzles and things are still the same. Maybe it’s time to give Myst ages some inhabitants to talk to and then have a bit more story, maybe some new puzzles. A new area of Channelwood. A place to go by ship in Stoneship. Something really cool to do in lava tubes on Selenitic. Rebuilt from the ground up, maybe they could’ve gone a bit off book. I guess that would be a remix and not a rebuilt. Oh well. Still fun to go through again.
To the last point. I guess I also thought the inapp purchase was to unlock ages besides those in the original game. realMyst had Rime. But I guess it just unlocked the 4 ages from the game. Oh. I didn’t miss anything then. Did the things. ✅
I didn’t struggle with the navigation.
I didn’t realize I could up the display graphics until after i finished. oops. Wish i would’ve done that on my play through.
I remember the original. It’s weird to play the game now on mobile, it’s so smooth and flowy in the unreal engine. But then the puzzles and things are still the same. Maybe it’s time to give Myst ages some inhabitants to talk to and then have a bit more story, maybe some new puzzles. A new area of Channelwood. A place to go by ship in Stoneship. Something really cool to do in lava tubes on Selenitic. Rebuilt from the ground up, maybe they could’ve gone a bit off book. I guess that would be a remix and not a rebuilt. Oh well. Still fun to go through again.
To the last point. I guess I also thought the inapp purchase was to unlock ages besides those in the original game. realMyst had Rime. But I guess it just unlocked the 4 ages from the game. Oh. I didn’t miss anything then. Did the things. ✅
Gorn child,
Super Frustrating Controls on iPad
I bought the mobleMyst, and have been playing on an iPad Air. The game is great EXCEPT trying to move around is soooo AGGRAVATING. When you move forward it zooms along super fast and you’re constantly overshooting the spot you want to travel to. Then its very slow and clunky trying to go around and try again. I’ve come to a puzzle that requires you to quickly move from one spot to another within a short time frame and it is IMPOSSIBLE! I give up, even though I’m half way through and wish I could play more. It’s just not fun.
BTW, I’ve tried both modes of control, legacy and virtual, and they are both extremely hard to manage. You need to take some advice from the guy who wrote “The Witness”, where moving around was easy.
BTW, I’ve tried both modes of control, legacy and virtual, and they are both extremely hard to manage. You need to take some advice from the guy who wrote “The Witness”, where moving around was easy.
Aloysiusfreeman,
Played on iPad Pro 2021
Have yet to buy the unlocked game, but wandering around the island and checking out a few puzzles I expect to purchase it soon. I use the Logitech combo touch keyboard with this and it works quite well - sometimes the touchpad on the keyboard will act up at times, and in that case I will just use the touch screen to make the action which is seem less.
The game itself brings that atmosphere of wonder and mystery that anyone gets when playing Myst. It’s been so long since I’ve played the classic that I am thoroughly pleased with this new mobile version.
The game itself brings that atmosphere of wonder and mystery that anyone gets when playing Myst. It’s been so long since I’ve played the classic that I am thoroughly pleased with this new mobile version.
Pizzic,
Takes me back! (Was: No audio)
For some reason, there is no audio on my iPhone 12 Pro Max and on my A12X era iPad Pro. I really want to play the game but without audio, I can’t.
Edit: It turns out that I had the mute switch turned on on both the devices. It’s off to have a game respond to that switch. But I’m happy to be able to replay the game and relive the memories.
I only discovered the option to play the original game animations after I finished the game. I think I’ll go back and repay the whole game with that option turned on as the CGI faces are odd.
Edit: It turns out that I had the mute switch turned on on both the devices. It’s off to have a game respond to that switch. But I’m happy to be able to replay the game and relive the memories.
I only discovered the option to play the original game animations after I finished the game. I think I’ll go back and repay the whole game with that option turned on as the CGI faces are odd.
ScotChestnut,
Amazing So Far
I have always been a huge fan of the Myst series, going all the way back to the beginning. I’m delighted to see this release, and was happy to pay to get the full version. For those who are complaining about the CGI graphics, you can change that in your display settings: just change to classic mode and you’ll see everything as it once was. Thank you, Cyan, for continuing to develop this wonderful series! I am absolutely satisfied at this point.
chroko29,
Very good!
I bought every version of iOS Myst so far and I guess I’ll be buying another!
It’s great and the controls make it so much more fun to me.
I don’t understand why other people are complaining about the controls but they probably just are not used to mobile gaming. I find them to be very responsive and nice to use. And the setting you can change however you want.
And I’ve found the upgrades to be very tasteful.
So it’s a winner so far in my book… er App Library!
It’s great and the controls make it so much more fun to me.
I don’t understand why other people are complaining about the controls but they probably just are not used to mobile gaming. I find them to be very responsive and nice to use. And the setting you can change however you want.
And I’ve found the upgrades to be very tasteful.
So it’s a winner so far in my book… er App Library!
oldnewtimer,
I really wanted to play this
This is such a beautiful game. I had it in the 90s on a PC never to get through it; when I saw that it’s available for mobile like this, I was excited. But like so many others I am having trouble with the navigation even using the legacy mode. I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max and an iPad Pro 5th generation. There’s nothing I can say that hasn’t already been said in other reviews so I think I will just have to put this aside and wait until maybe another update makes it easier to keep from going behind all of the things I want to be in front of and to move at a pace that is consistent and dependable.
