This game fixes Myst by adding weapons, demons, and a sick metal soundtrack

Myst is among the most revered point-and-click journey video games of all time, recognized for it’s meditative nature and considerate narrative. But what for those who threw all of that Zen-like exploration of a unusual, stunning island proper out the window? The group at Woe Industries was courageous sufficient to ask this query, and the reply they delivered is Myst FPS, a “point-and-kill” journey game that duties the participant with one thing actually novel — killing demons with a gun.

You can play Myst FPS on the itch.io web page for Woe Industries. The game, created by Peter Henningsen and Steven Nass, duties the participant with the visceral thrill of killing a minimum of 100 demonic entities. All the whereas, there’s a sick guitar wailing within the background whereas a man chants “Myst! Myst!” to the beat. Hell. Yes.

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If you fail in your process, the game will sadly chide you for failing to unravel the cerebral puzzles of Myst. A profitable run ends with a display screen that congratulates you, and then shares a hyperlink to affix Mensa International, that one membership for folks with excessive IQs. It’s a brief shitpost of a game which you can absolutely digest in simply a couple of minutes, nevertheless it’s a fairly humorous couple of minutes nonetheless.

Henningsen and Mass’ Woe Industries has largely created foolish little video games on this type earlier than, together with Food Poisoning: The Game (“a game about crime, free will, and explosive diarrhea”) and the now basic Chris Pratt is Super Mario.