Hey!
I am toooootally new in these games...I actually was given Myst III-exile for a school project, and now im hooked.

I have found some other myst games on the net:
Myst Uru-Complete chronicles
Myst V- End of ages
- and i have heard of one called Riven(?)

But in which order is it best or meant to play it?

Thnx from Silmahia

Welcome!

The order of the Myst series is:

1. Myst
2. Riven the Sequel to Myst
3. Myst III Exile
4. Myst IV Revelation
5. Myst V End of Ages

Myst and Riven use a slideshow-like format, in Exile and Revelation you can look around freely, but in fixed locations. End of Ages uses a realtime 3D engine, enabling you to move around freely (but you can also choose a Myst/Riven-like interface, or an Exile/Revelation-like interface).

There is a later version of Myst called Myst Masterpiece Edition, with enhanced graphics but unfortunately also some bugs. And there is a realtime 3D version called RealMyst with an extra age to visit.

The Uru trilogy (Ages Beyond Myst, To D'ni and The Path of the Shell) was originally meant to be an online multiplayer game, adapted for single play. It uses a realtime 3D engine, and it fits into the timeline between Revelation and End of Ages.

The online version of Uru was cancelled before it really got started, but it has returned in a slightly different form: see Untìl Uru.

For info:

-- realMYST at Amazon
-- realMYST at eBay
-- realMYST Retail v1.1.1 patch (realmyst1.1.1patch.exe

-- Myst/Riven/Exile in Myst 10th Anniversary Collection (DVD)

-- Myst IV Revelation (DVD)

-- Myst V: End of Ages, Standard Edition (CD)
-- Myst V: End of Ages, Limited Edition (DVD)

-- Uru: Ages Beyond Myst (CD)
-- To D'ni, first Expansion Pack (download only)
-- Path of the Shell, second Expansion Pack, also contains To D'ni (download or CD - CD recommended)
-- Complete Chronicles (two CD's containing original Uru: Ages Beyond Myst and To D'ni + PotS)