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• BBC: Myst III is Best Yet - "Myst III may be slow for today's gamers but with a little time and patience, you will reap the rewards of the latest in a popular series."

• PIB Review - "Myst was a leading game of its time. This game, while not groundbreaking, is a worthy successor with similar puzzles." (January 6, 2003)
• GameSpot Review (PS2) - Rated 6.5/10. "The technical limitations of the PS2 don't do the game full justice, but if you can look past those and other faults, you'll find a rewarding experience." By Scott Osborne. 30 screen shots. Reader reviews. (October 8, 2002)
• GameSpot Review (Xbox) - Rated 6.7/10. "The game certainly isn't for everyone, but if you give it a chance, it can offer many rewards." By Scott Osborne. 42 screen shots. Reader reviews. (October 8, 2002)
• IGN Review - PlayStation 2 version rated 2/10. "I don't understand the Myst phenomenon at all. Be it the original game, Riven, or the latest in the series known as Exile, it's a franchise that never should have made it past the early 90's." (October 3, 2002)
• WomenGamers Review - Rated 9.04/10 by Cindy Kyser. "This is a wonderful game that extends and improves the original Myst experience." (June 11, 2001)
• Game Revolution: Click. Click. Where's the Bang? - Rated B-. "Exile is just an exercise that lacks the energy to make anyone ebullient. But that isn't to say it's not damn pretty." (June, 2001)
• GameSpy Review - Rated 79% by Philip Hansen. "Serene, lyrical, and breathtaking the static-image world of Myst III will either keep you up nights in a puzzle solving frenzy or bore you to sleep." (June, 2001)
• Salon: Mystic Simulacrum - "Exile, the sequel to Myst and Riven, is beautiful eye candy, but not quite art." By Laura Miller. (May 29, 2001)
• Review by Andrew "Zarf" Plotkin - "It's gorgeous, entertaining, well-designed, diverting, satisfying, and absolutely worth playing. But the title suits it, in the end: the game boils down to a third big helping of that familiar Myst." (May 15, 2001)
• IGN Review - Rated 8.0/10 by Dan Adams. "Here it is, the game you expect to cause that vein in your forehead to finally burst." (May 7, 2001)
• GameSpot Review (PC) - Rated 8.7/10. "Myst III: Exile builds on the legacy of the series and provides an almost magical sense of wonder." By Scott Osborne. 66 screen shots. Reader reviews. (May 4, 2001)
• Slashdot Review - "Review" rating the game 0/10 because crippling bugs prevented the reviewer from running the game. (May 4, 2001)
• GameSpot Preview - "Read on to see what you can expect from the Miller brothers' third Myst game." By Stephen Poole. (April 17, 2001)
• Armchair Empire Review - Rated 8.9/10. "Myst III: Exile is an excellent game, no matter that some of puzzles are very hard and you might feel lost as to what's really going on." (2001)
• Brass Lantern Review - Rated 2.5/3 by Stephen Granade. An overall positive review of Myst 3: Exile. The game is a good, solid one which nevertheless is not as impressive as its predecessors. (2001)
• Game Industry News - Reviewed by Greg Crowe, score: 4 out of 5. (2001)
• Just Adventure Review - Rated A+ by Ray Ivey. "Few recent graphic adventures get as many things right as Exile does. It reminds you of why you began playing adventure games in the first place." (2001)
• WomenGamers: Myst III: Exile Online Exclusive - Interviews with Mary DeMarle, writer for Myst III: Exile, and Maria Galante, actress who plays Catherine. (September 8, 2000)