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Uru: Ages Beyond Myst (PC) Full Playthrough (No Commentary)

Full Playthrough of Uru: Ages Beyond Myst on PC. (GOG version) Like & Subscribe for future Playthroughs. Note on Playthrough: This was my first playthrough of Uru. I did some minor research before the playthrough in an attempt to prevent myself from wandering into expansion content. I was mostly successful until very late when I unknowingly linked into some Uru: To D'ni content. What I played was pretty minor though, and the majority of the expansion content will be included in a separate playthrough next weekend. Start 0:00 Character Creation 0:40 Cleft 4:00 Relto 30:00 Teledahn 35:18 Gahreesen 1:17:26 Kadish Tolesa 2:23:05 Eder Gira/Kemo 3:13:18 Teledahn 2 3:50:06 Stumbling into Expansion Content 6:01:53 Teledahn 3 6:36:38 Eder Gira/Kemo 2 6:43:15 Kadish Tolesa 2 7:54:37 Gahreesen 2 9:30:20 Kadish Tolesa 3 10:16:29 Totems 11:37:28 Cleft 2 11:57:24 Ending 12:04:38 Uru: Ages Beyond Myst is an adventure video game developed by Cyan Worlds and published by Ubisoft. Released in 2003, the title is the fourth game in the Myst canon. Departing from previous games of the franchise, Uru takes place in the modern era and allows players to customize their onscreen avatars. Players use their avatars to explore the abandoned city of an ancient race known as the D'ni, uncover story clues and solve puzzles. Cyan began developing Uru shortly after completing Riven in 1997, leaving future Myst sequels to be produced by third-party developers. Uru required five years and $12 million to complete. Uru was initially conceived as a multiplayer game; the single-player portion was released, but the multiplayer component, Uru Live, was delayed, released, and then eventually canceled. The online video game service GameTap re-released the multiplayer portion of Uru as Myst Online: Uru Live in February 2007, but the service was canceled again the following year due to a lack of subscribers. GameTap passed the rights to Uru Live back to Cyan, who re-launched the game for free in 2010. Uru was not as well received as previous Myst titles. Critics admired the visuals and new features of the game but criticized the lack of multiplayer in the retail version and clunky controls. Compared to previous games in the series, which had sold millions of units, Uru's sales were considered disappointing. The game was a critical and commercial disappointment for Cyan, causing the company financial troubles; nevertheless, it has attracted a cult following. ‪@Rellings‬ #myst #uru #uruagesbeyondmyst #mysturu #gaming #gameplay #walkthrough #playthrough #fullplaythrough #longplay #letsplay #cyan #cyanworlds #puzzlegame #rellings