I really enjoyed my time with Myst III. It's a reliably atmospheric and immersive adventure with an excellent ambient soundtrack. For someone who found the puzzles in Riven to be somewhat impenetrable, the puzzles in Exile by and large felt more accessible, intuitive, and contained, while still retaining the challenge you'd expect of Myst. Its greatest selling point for me is Saavedro: a compelling, complex, and affecting antagonist; excellently performed by Brad Dourif. The writing, scenario, and the Ages are all neatly and satisfyingly entwined. All in all, Myst III is a diverting experience and is a very happy recommendation.
