Myst V: End of Ages was also made by Cyan, cobbled together out of previously unused assets for Uru Live, and was an attempt to simultaneously wrap up the stories presented in both Myst and Uru, as well as finish their contract with Ubisoft. while Myst/realMYST, Riven, and Uru were all debeloped by Cyan, and Myst III: Exile was outsourced to a small company called Presto, Myst IV: Revelation was put together by a team at Ubisoft who really couldn't capture the 'feel' of Myst at all, trying to push the series towards a more 'mystical' sort of slant. Myst IV: Revelation is a different beast, however. Myst/realMYST, Riven, Uru and the three novels tell one of the most well put together histories I've ever felt lucky enough to experience, and Myst III: Exile adds a nice little side story to that. The Myst series is one of my absolute favorites in gaming, or fiction in general for that matter. Marty is also responsible for the Flintstones Vitamins jingle. Robyn Miller composed all of the music for the game, while the others were responsible for things like sound effects and audio mixing. He was one of the sound designers for Riven, as well as Tim Larkin.