We have a new patch for you, Patch 1.3.0 with version number e3976-p26366.

You can find the build number above in the Options → Help section of the menu.

• (Spoiler) The bridge in the Starry Expanse that leads to the Temple Island PMD is now permanently extended
  
• (2D only) Added a tutorial pop up after acquiring the rebel viewer that indicates a shortcut to use it
  
• Notes associated with an image that were entered with a keyboard in a non-VR or non-gamepad session can now be viewed in a VR or gamepad session
  
• Screenshots in your notebook will now be listed in the order of newest to oldest
  
• Over 400 Art fixes and polish implemented
  
• Performance improvements implemented
  
• Lighting fixes implemented
  
• Animation improvements implemented
  
• Sound fixes implemented
  
• Screenshots in your notebook are now limited to 150 total

• (VR only) Fixed OpenXR swapchain crashes that could randomly occur during gameplay
  
• (Mac only) Fixed an issue where buttons on the controller diagram were labeled incorrectly
  
• (Mac only) Fixed an issue where the automatic screenshot shown in the in-game menu might reflect menu UI
  
• Fixed being able to interact with things while already holding a journal, which led to several different issues

• Fixed some text that was too generic for calling out face buttons that prevented Steam Deck verified certification
  
• Fixed an issue with the inventory not updating to reflect if the player took the rebel viewer out
  
• Fixed an issue where the minecart could become misaligned with the elevator in Boiler Island if the wheel was used before the lever
  
• Fixed a persistence issue with the minecart not maintaining its position on the tracks in Boiler Island
  
• Improved satchel behavior when opened in small spaces
  
• Fixed an issue where screenshots appear darker in the notebook than in game
  
• Fixed an issue where you could fall through elevators by pulling out journals from the satchel while moving
  
• (Spoiler) Fixed an issue where you could pull Gehn’s journal through the sound device in Age 233
  
• Adjusted the broken light totem light post in the wahrk viewer aquarium on Survey Island so it’s easier to see
  
• (Spoiler) Fixed an issue with the coil under the wahrk effigy waterhole remaining on after the waterhole closed
  
• Fixed an issue where the player could interact with the wahrk elevator lever while disengaging it
  
• Fixed an issue where the maglev door audio wouldn’t play if the player opened the menu while it was opening/closing
  
• Fixed the Tay guard that was floating in the air
  
• Fixed the missing underside of the woodcart on Boiler Island
  
• Fixed being able to walk around Gehn’s lab with his journal
  
• Improved collision boundaries around the wahrk effigy in Jungle Island so the player can look down it, and the associated waterhole more easily
  
• (Spoiler) Fix for the cursor indicating you could climb back down the ladder from Catherine’s balcony while she was still talking to you
  
• Fix for the cables in the lava room on Survey being suspended in air
  
• Modified interaction distances globally to prevent clipping through things when engaging certain interactions
  
• Fixed being able to close the inventory with the ESC key
  
• Fixed an issue where you could get stuck if you closed the inventory while the trap book was out
  
• Fixed issues with cursor interactions being moved off screen at 3440x1440 and 5180x1440
  
• Fixed a Steam Deck issue where two Riven daggers could appear in the menu and highlight multiple options at the same time
  
• Fixed an issue where turning the music toy in Age 233 was difficult with a controller
  
• Fixed the color context subtitles not displaying properly for the waffle iron puzzle
  
• Fixed a subtitle issue in one of Gehn’s speeches
  
• Fixed an issue where interacting with a solved slider puzzle piece on Survey Island while the puzzle doors closes prevented the player from resetting the puzzle
  
• Adjusted collision to make it easier to see inside of the drawers in Gehn’s lab on Boiler Island
  
• (Spoiler) Fixed an issue where after rescuing Catherine you could still knock 5 times on the door in the village and see the villager peek out at you
  
• Fixed an issue where the the mine elevator would move back to the mines if the player flipped the locking lever in the lab and then left and came back
  
• Fixed an issue where the color context subtitles on the aquarium viewers would remain on screen after the viewer had been stowed
  
• Fixed descriptive text overlapping in the controls and interface submenus at certain resolution
  
• Fixed an issue where multiple options in the menu could be highlighted for selection at the same time
  
• Fixed an issue where book pages could appear clickable when they are not clickable

• If you are experiencing a crash on startup, and if you have a customized or older VR setup with options you can’t recall whether or not you’ve turned on or off, please disable the “motion compensation layer” in your OpenXR backend settings. This appears to be an engine bug prevalent in our version of Unreal and can occur regardless of playing in 2D or VR
  
• If you are experiencing crashes while playing Riven with a Vive or Oculus HMD, please see our FAQ entry on how to alleviate them: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-crashes-with-this-message-failed-to-wait-on-acquired-swapchain-image-this-usually-indicates-a-problem-with-the-openxr-runtime-how-do-i-fix-this/
  
• If you are experiencing crashes while playing Riven with a Vive HMD and the above suggestion does not alleviate the issue, please enable the “ViveVR OpenXR SRWorks” option through SteamVR, as this appears to prevent various crashes from occurring through OpenXR (unfortunately not something we can resolve).
  
• Riven officially supports the specific HMDs listed in the requirements on our store page. Many folks have been able to play Riven without a hitch on their unsupported HMDs by tweaking various OpenXR or SteamVR settings. For issues encountered playing Riven on unsupported HMDs (like WMR devices, BigScreen devices, and more), we recommend checking out our community forums for support on those issues.
  
• In certain VR configurations, the laser for selecting options might render behind the menu. This is an Unreal Engine issue that does not have an estimated fix from Epic at this time.
  
• There is an issue with certain newer-gen Intel CPUs crashing on startup for many UE5 games, including ours. This appears to be a hardware issue and the only workaround is to modify BIOS settings. More information here: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-launches-but-closes-never-gets-to-the-menu-sometimes-shows-an-error-message/

We have a new patch for you, Patch 2 with version number e3735-p25869.

You can find the build number above in the Options → Help section of the menu.

• New click-to-move behavior implemented for the Tay linking book geode for desktop play
  
• New click-to-move minecart change implemented for desktop play
  
• Added ability to zoom in on book pages
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed an issue with blue lines appearing over the rebel viewer under certain circumstances
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed an issue where the symbol in the stroboscope sometimes didn’t match the one on the PMD
  
• Fixed an issue where the maglev could return to Temple Island backwards
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed an issue with the Starry Expanse sometimes appearing unloaded when a PMD opens on slower storage devices
  
• Fixed tutorial pop ups for the Vive Pro and Index showing incorrect bindings for certain controller functions
  
• Fixed for a crash that could occur with a particular arrangement of a puzzle on Survey Island
  
• Fixed a memory leak issue that could occur if you had many photos captured in your notebook
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed an issue with the telescope code page not appearing localized

• Sound fixes and improvements added
  
• 200 Art fixes and improvements added
  
• Character art improvements added
  
• Lighting fixes around Tay
  
• Various LOD issues fixed
  
• Darkened the animating stroboscope symbols to make them easier to see
  
• Fixed an issue where the journals would sometimes open to an all white page
  
• (VR only) Added a hand gesture animation when interacting with the trap book linking panel
  
• Fixed an issue with the wahrk sightings playing too frequently on Survey Island
  
• Fixed an issue where Catherine would be in her cell via the Survey Island viewer, even after you freed her. She finally remembered where she put her car keys!
  
• Fixed an issue with Gehn’s journal updating to describe the Temple - Boiler bridge collapse after capturing Gehn
  
• Fixed an issue with the waffle iron elevator remaining in its raised position when linking to Boiler Island from Age 233
  
• Fixed an issue where the camera would rotate 90 degrees when interacting with the Rivenese note sometimes
  
• Fixed an issue where books would not shake during earthquakes
  
• Fixed an issue where the cursor didn’t move with slider puzzle pieces
  
• Fixed an issue where you could interact with engagement zones immediately after interacting with your satchel, which broke interaction
  
• Fixed an issue where interacting with a journal and closing it before it opened would break the cursor
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed an achievement issue where you didn’t actually have to look down at Gehn’s guard to get the “Cho?” achievement
  
• Fixed being able to leave the waffle iron puzzle with a charged powermarble
  
• Fixed a persistence issue with the sunners reappearing too early
  
• Fixed being able to engage things around Riven while holding a journal
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed being able to move the stone slab that blocks the entrance to the Tay linking room overtop of the user
  
• (SPOILER) Added additional tutorial pop ups for opening the menu and accessing the rebel viewer with a hotkey
  
• Fixed some collision issues around the wahrk trapeze elevator in Jungle Island
  
• (2D only) Fixed an issue where your satchel could clip through objects close to you when you bring it up in front of you

• If you are experiencing a crash on startup, and if you have a customized or older VR setup with options you can’t recall whether or not you’ve turned on or off, please disable the “motion compensation layer” in your OpenXR backend settings. This appears to be an engine bug prevalent in our version of Unreal and can occur regardless of playing in 2D or VR
  
• If you are experiencing crashes while playing Riven with a Vive or Oculus HMD, please see our FAQ entry on how to alleviate them: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-crashes-with-this-message-failed-to-wait-on-acquired-swapchain-image-this-usually-indicates-a-problem-with-the-openxr-runtime-how-do-i-fix-this/
  
• If you are experiencing crashes while playing Riven with a Vive HMD and the above suggestion does not alleviate the issue, please enable the “ViveVR OpenXR SRWorks” option through SteamVR, as this appears to prevent various crashes from occurring through OpenXR (unfortunately not something we can resolve).
  
• Riven officially supports the specific HMDs listed in the requirements on our store page. Many folks have been able to play Riven without a hitch on their unsupported HMDs by tweaking various OpenXR or SteamVR settings. For issues encountered playing Riven on unsupported HMDs (like WMR devices, BigScreen devices, and more), we recommend checking out our community forums for support on those issues.
  
• In certain VR configurations, the laser for selecting options might render behind the menu
  
• There is an issue with certain newer-gen Intel CPUs crashing on startup for many UE5 games, including ours. This appears to be a hardware issue and the only workaround is to modify BIOS settings. More information here: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-launches-but-closes-never-gets-to-the-menu-sometimes-shows-an-error-message/

In case you missed it, Riven launched on June 25th, 2024 (this week!) to absolutely RAVE reviews. We can't thank everyone enough for your support!

Every purchase of Riven goes into helping ensure that we can continue doing what we do -- and that's making great games for y'all for over 35 years now. Thank you all so much for your support, whether it be through financial support, or extremely kind words coming in through reviews. We can't begin to express how meaningful every compliment about the game is to us. We really thrive off of it and the mood here at the company is so positive! Thank you all again, and we hope that you continue to enjoy Riven! <3


For those of you who haven't picked up Riven yet, here's some information that might help!

For a limited time only, you can find Riven on sale for 10% off as a part of a launch discount.

Looking for some other ways to get Riven at an even deeper discount? Here are a couple:

• Although Riven can be played standalone from Myst (of which Riven is technically the sequel to), we highly recommend picking up Myst during the Summer Sale for 35% off (and you can get Riven for ADDITIONAL 15% off when purchasing with Myst as a part of the Myst & Riven: Definitive Collection bundle).
  
• And if you're craving the original Riven release from 1997, we've got that for you too! Pick it up for 60% off during the summer sale, and get the remake of Riven for an ADDITIONAL 10% off when purchasing it with Riven (1997) as a part of the bundle with the latest remake of Riven here in the Riven: Complete Collection bundle.

Some members of our team also put together The Art of Riven and The Riven Companion to give you even more of the Riven experience many of you have been craving for so many years. Use them to guide you along the new twists and turns offered by the remake, and to gaze upon the incredible evolution of art that went into the making of the game. There are over 230 combined pages of incredible art and writing included in these two PDFs -- and they are easily accessible straight from the local installation of your game once their DLC is purchased!

Thanks again for your support!!!

Thank you all for the massive amount of support we’ve seen from Riven’s launch!

We have a new patch for you: Patch 1, version 1.1.0 (e3584-p25462)

You can find the build number above in the Options → Help section of the menu.

• Fixed being able to save/load on the tracks in the minecart cave and getting stuck underwater in specific circumstances
  
• Fixed being able to enter the engagement zone of the minecart on Boiler Island from outside of the cart and getting stuck
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed getting caught on the fire marble tray when it rises
  
• Fixed collision to prevent getting stuck on the path to the spider room chair
  
• Added additional safeguards for a crash that could happen in OpenXR (see notes in “Existing Considerations” section if you are on a Vive HMD)
  
• (SPOILER) Fix for being able to climb a ladder you shouldn’t have been able to in the Starry Expanse under specific circumstances, which led to the player becoming stuck

• Fixed steam rising from the wahrk effigy waterhole while the waterhole was closed
  
• Earthquake sound fixed for the ending
  
• Fixed being able to overwater the beetle tree
  
• Modified the auto focus on Gehn's Age 233 speeches to allow the player to look around more freely
  
• Sound fixes and improvements added
  
• Art fixes and improvements added
  
• Character art improvements added
  
• (SPOILER) Fixed the Starry Expanse loading in too late after the PMDs opened
  
• Cleaned up the animation for one of Gehn's exits in Age 233
  
• Fixed an achievement firing off too quickly
  
• The player can now no longer open the inventory and enter engagement zones

• If you are experiencing a crash on startup, and if you have a customized or older VR setup with options you can’t recall whether or not you’ve turned on or off, please disable the “motion compensation layer” in your OpenXR backend settings. This appears to be an engine bug prevalent in our version of Unreal and can occur regardless of playing in 2D or VR
  
• If you are experiencing crashes while playing Riven with a Vive HMD, please enable the “ViveVR OpenXR SRWorks” option through SteamVR, as this appears to prevent various crashes from occurring through OpenXR (unfortunately not something we can resolve).
  
• Riven officially supports the specific HMDs listed in the requirements on our store page. Many folks have been able to play Riven without a hitch on their unsupported HMDs by tweaking various OpenXR or SteamVR settings. For issues encountered playing Riven on unsupported HMDs (like WMR devices, BigScreen devices, and more), we recommend checking out our community forums for support on those issues.
  
• In certain VR configurations, the laser for selecting options might render behind the menu
  
• There is an issue with certain newer-gen Intel CPUs crashing on startup for many UE5 games, including ours. This appears to be a hardware issue and the only workaround is to modify BIOS settings. More information here: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-launches-but-closes-never-gets-to-the-menu-sometimes-shows-an-error-message/

Thank you for playing our demo of Riven! Here is a list of information about the current build you are on that you should know about.

Windows (including Steam Deck)/Mac build number: e3549-p25334

You can find the build number above in the Options → Help section of the menu.

• (Mac only) MetalFX has received an approximately 10%+ improvement to performance and is now the default supersampling method on Mac.
  
• Fixed an issue where you could not re-read a book once read all the way through.
  
• Fixed an issue with the trap book disappearing during a sequence when it should not.

• Improved the appearance of some characters in the game.
  
• Improved some animations of characters in the game.
  
• Improved contact shadows in the game.
  
• Improved the appearance of the stroboscopes.
  
• Patched some instances where the player might want to mess with their satchel during a sequence where their satchel is needed.
  
• Improved audio occlusion in some areas.
  
• Modified some visibility regions to make some areas visible sooner.
  
• Added a trap book panel material that is shown while you are in the trap book.
  
• Fix for a dagger disappearing in the lever on Temple Island under certain circumstances.
  
• Added some agave plants to Temple Island.
  
• Fixed some tooltip text showing up overlapped at 4K and above resolutions.
  
• Fixed the player being allowed to look away from the trap book window.
  
• Fixed some typos in D’ni script in the gate room on Temple Island.
  
• Adjusted the audio attenuation of earthquakes in the game.
  
• Updated the appearance of the beetles in the gate room.
  
• Updated the linking book window material so that it will animate with earthquakes that happen in the game.
  
• (Mac only) Improved screenshot timing so that images will not show up black in some cases.
  
• Fix for too low (or too high) of an FOV setting being respected on startup of the game if folks manually manipulate their user settings file.
  
• Fixed a seam in the skydome.
  
• Fix for some books hunting down the player if they click on a book and then run away.
  
• Fixed journal pages not earth-quaking with everything else.
  
• The player can now no longer zoom while linking.
  
• Updated some UI localization.
  
• Updated the appearance of some of the cliffs on Temple Island.
  
• Disabled the Brightness adjustment setting if you have HDR enabled.
  
• Fixed a visual “pop” that could occur when entering a trap book sequence.
  
• Adjusted the default gamma setting bias.
  
• Adjusted timing on sounds during trap book sequences.

• Character animation & lighting is still being improved for launch day
  
• If you are experiencing a crash on startup, and if you have a customized or older VR setup with options you can’t recall whether or not you’ve turned on or off, please disable the “motion compensation layer” in your OpenXR backend settings. Yes, this applies to the game running in 2D mode as well. This appears to be an engine bug prevalent in our version of Unreal.
  
• There is an issue with certain newer-gen Intel CPUs crashing on startup for many UE5 games, including ours. This appears to be a hardware issue and the only workaround is to modify BIOS settings. More information here: https://cyan.com/docs/riven-launches-but-closes-never-gets-to-the-menu-sometimes-shows-an-error-message/

Thank you for playing our demo of Riven! Here is a list of information about the current build you are on that you should know about.

Windows (including Steam Deck)/Mac build number: e3406-p25005

You can find the build number above in the Options → Help section of the menu.

• Fixed a crash that could occur on some machines just walking around
  
• Fixed a crash on startup that could occur if you had an incomplete or old OpenXR installation
  
• Fixed some issues with the interactions on the telescope
  
• Integrated DLSS 3.7; performance on Windows cards that support it is even better now
  
• (Mac only) Integrated MetalFX

• Improved the graphics settings menu to show which settings need to be applied vs. which settings have an immediate effect. Moved the Apply button into the Display subheader in Graphics settings menu
  
• Atrus’ hair has been age-ified a bit
  
• Improved the appearance of the telescope view on Temple Island
  
• Fixed some black rocks around Temple Island
  
• Improved the look of the stroboscope icons
  
• Fixed some visibility regions aggressively hiding some areas when they should not be hidden
  
• Fixed the old gate pin being clickable again once you click on it the first time
  
• Continued polishing some animation sequences and character appearances
  
• Renamed FSR to FSR 2.2 for clarity on version of FSR we are using
  
• Various minor texture improvements and fixes
  
• Added some foliage to Temple Island
  
• Fixed some minor hitches occurring as you walk around the game
  
• Fixed a duplicate fade occurring when you start a new game from the main menu.
  
• Added a blur effect to the menu only when you are on the top-level menu from the in-game menu
  
• Fixed footstep sounds in the rotating room on Temple Island
  
• Fix for the motion controller something being able to bypass puzzles by sticking your hand through walls
  
• Added a trigger to close the Temple Island PMD when you get far enough away from it
  
• Fixed motion blur setting not being respected

• If you are experiencing a crash on startup, and if you have a customized or older VR setup with options you can’t recall whether or not you’ve turned on or off, please disable the “motion compensation layer” in your OpenXR backend settings. Yes, this can even impact the game when you launch it in 2D. This appears to be an engine bug prevalent in our version of Unreal.

For the first time ever, the remake of Riven has a non-VR demo available to play NOW as a part of Steam's Next Fest!

This is your chance to get a sneak-peek of what awaits you on Temple Island, the area you have access to at the very beginning of the game.

You can play this demo of Riven on Windows devices, Steam Deck, and Apple Silicon Macs. Minimum or recommend spec for all platforms is still To Be Announced, and we will have more information coming on that soon.

Don't forget that the full game releases on June 25th, 2024 (just a couple of weeks from now!) and ESPECIALLY don't forget to wishlist Riven in advance -- it helps a LOT!

If you want to play through the entire Myst series in advance of playing the remake, pick up the original Riven as a part of the collection here for an additional 20% (!!!) off: https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/37135/Myst_30th_Anniversary_Collection/

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Embark on a thrilling adventure that delves deeper into the enigmatic universe that Cyan’s first game Myst only hinted at. Riven seamlessly weaves its puzzles into a sprawling and decaying world, immersing players in a conflict between the world’s villainous ruler and those rebelling against him.

In this from-the-ground-up and expanded remake of the 1997 best-seller, players will be able to explore this lush, mysterious age with complete freedom of movement and a world brought to life through updated visuals, gameplay, and freedom of movement. While Riven has been a video game touchstone for decades, this modern update allowed Cyan Worlds to add depth and scope to both the story and world..

The key team of creatives that made 1997’s Riven such a landmark game contributed to bring the game to a modern audience. Puzzles have been refreshed, new characters will be introduced, and new challenges are waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a fan of the original or new to Riven, the expanded storylines and breathtaking visuals will take players on an exhilarating journey like no other.

Riven is a modern remake of 1997’s monster hit Riven: The Sequel to Myst and is a love letter to classic narrative-driven puzzle games of the ’90s. When exploring Riven’s decaying age, the player will feel like an archeologist, slowly unraveling the mysteries revealed by carefully exploring Riven’s five enigmatic islands. Players will lose themselves in the world as they uncover clues, decipher foreign languages, and immerse themselves in the game’s intricate lore.

Key Features:

• Intricate Storytelling and Mind-Bending Puzzles: Challenge your intellect with Riven’s cunning puzzles woven throughout its narrative.
  
• Immersive Environments and Stunning Graphics: Explore surreal islands, each meticulously crafted with unparalleled attention to detail, from dense, lush jungles to awe-inspiring caverns.
  
• An Expanded World To Explore: Encounter an immersive and visually stunning world that will captivate newcomers and reveal new mysteries for long-time fans.
  
• Fully Re-imagined Gaming Experience: Experience Riven like never before, with free movement through a real-time 3D environment. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer returning to Riven or a newcomer eager to explore Riven’s mysteries for the first time, this immersive and visually stunning world will captivate you.
  
• A Truly Immersive Experience Developed in Parallel for Flatscreen and VR: Cyan Worlds is simultaneously developing the flatscreen and VR versions of the game to ensure a high-quality experience regardless of players’ platform of choice.

Watch some of the developers of the new remake of Riven play through the new demo!

For the first time ever, the remake of Riven has a non-VR demo available to play NOW as a part of Steam's Next Fest!

This is your chance to get a sneak-peek of what awaits you on Temple Island, the area you have access to at the very beginning of the game.

You can play this demo of Riven on Windows devices, Steam Deck, and Apple Silicon Macs. Minimum or recommend spec for all platforms is still To Be Announced, and we will have more information coming on that soon.

Don't forget that the full game releases on June 25th, 2024 (just a couple of weeks from now!) and ESPECIALLY don't forget to wishlist Riven in advance -- it helps a LOT!

If you want to play through the entire Myst series in advance of playing the remake, pick up the original Riven as a part of the collection here for an additional 20% (!!!) off: https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/37135/Myst_30th_Anniversary_Collection/

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Embark on a thrilling adventure that delves deeper into the enigmatic universe that Cyan’s first game Myst only hinted at. Riven seamlessly weaves its puzzles into a sprawling and decaying world, immersing players in a conflict between the world’s villainous ruler and those rebelling against him.

In this from-the-ground-up and expanded remake of the 1997 best-seller, players will be able to explore this lush, mysterious age with complete freedom of movement and a world brought to life through updated visuals, gameplay, and freedom of movement. While Riven has been a video game touchstone for decades, this modern update allowed Cyan Worlds to add depth and scope to both the story and world..

The key team of creatives that made 1997’s Riven such a landmark game contributed to bring the game to a modern audience. Puzzles have been refreshed, new characters will be introduced, and new challenges are waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re a fan of the original or new to Riven, the expanded storylines and breathtaking visuals will take players on an exhilarating journey like no other.

Riven is a modern remake of 1997’s monster hit Riven: The Sequel to Myst and is a love letter to classic narrative-driven puzzle games of the ’90s. When exploring Riven’s decaying age, the player will feel like an archeologist, slowly unraveling the mysteries revealed by carefully exploring Riven’s five enigmatic islands. Players will lose themselves in the world as they uncover clues, decipher foreign languages, and immerse themselves in the game’s intricate lore.

Key Features:

• Intricate Storytelling and Mind-Bending Puzzles: Challenge your intellect with Riven’s cunning puzzles woven throughout its narrative.
  
• Immersive Environments and Stunning Graphics: Explore surreal islands, each meticulously crafted with unparalleled attention to detail, from dense, lush jungles to awe-inspiring caverns.
  
• An Expanded World To Explore: Encounter an immersive and visually stunning world that will captivate newcomers and reveal new mysteries for long-time fans.
  
• Fully Re-imagined Gaming Experience: Experience Riven like never before, with free movement through a real-time 3D environment. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer returning to Riven or a newcomer eager to explore Riven’s mysteries for the first time, this immersive and visually stunning world will captivate you.
  
• A Truly Immersive Experience Developed in Parallel for Flatscreen and VR: Cyan Worlds is simultaneously developing the flatscreen and VR versions of the game to ensure a high-quality experience regardless of players’ platform of choice.