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Hello Explorer,

On exploring the D'ni cavern and removing a pile of fallen rocks you find a linking BookUru D'ni adventure under the debris. It looks old. You know it is dangerious to use, anyway, you take the risk and link... You arrive safely but not without problems: something has happened with your dropped Relto bookUru D'ni adventure. It doesn't work, you have to find out what to do with the book before linking home. Some Ages (worlds) are quite big and not without dead ends...

The game is based on Cyan Worlds' Uru (released in 2003) and the even older game Myst (1994). Today, the online version is available under the name MOUL (Myst Online: Uru Live, here). The essence of the game is that special books (linking books) with special images can be used to travel between different worlds (Ages). Those who participated in the "Surprise in Minkata" thread of the old Uru forum in 2007 may find some places familiar.


Look for hotspots in the images. Some places may also have interactive points (it is easier to play on a PC than on a touchscreen device, because the cursor shows the hotspots). With this Uru-inspired experimental game, I wanted to show that it is possible to create a complete Myst-style adventure game using only a basic browser and 1-2 free graphics programs. Most of the graphics were created with POV-ray. Cookies must be enabled in your browser, otherwise the interactivity will not work. Enjoy the game!

Click on the linking image above to start your journey. If you have already played, it will start where you left off. Or click here to clear the previously automatically saved game and reset everything. The simple structure and engine of the game make cheating easy. However, that's up to you!

Note 13.10.2006: Hints have been added at some places.
Note 27.10.2025: After more than 20 years the whole site has been rewritten in accordance with today's HTML, CSS, and JavaScript languages.

Created by Norfren — feedback, remarks — ver. 7.1.2026

Legal notice: All D'ni and Uru related pictures and other things © Cyan, Inc. Used with permission.
All original art on this site © 2004-2026 T. E. Gunda. All rights reserved.

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