Obduction

* Please check system requirements below before purchasing. (MacOS 10.12.4, Metal supported, 1GB VRAM)* From Cyan, the studio that brought you Myst, comes Obduction, an all-new adventure that brings the spirit of Cyan’s earlier games into the new millennium. Obduction resurrects the feeling of finding yourself in the middle of new worlds to explore, discover, solve, and become part of. As you walk beside the lake on a cloudy night, a curious, organic artifact falls from the sky and inexplicably, without asking permission, transports you across the universe. The worlds of Obduction reveal their secrets only as you explore, coax, and consider them. And as you bask in the otherworldly beauty and explore through the enigmatic landscapes, remember that the choices you make will have substantial consequences. Obduction. Make it home. --- Best Adventure Game of 2016 - PCWorld “Cyan has succeeded in making another adventure that feels truly timeless.” - Polygon “Obduction’s beautiful world is a worthy successor to Myst.” - Wired  “The journey is amazing this time around” - Vice / Motherboard “Myst enthusiasts and exotic-world explorers will find a whole new stupendous universe to fall in love with” – Adventure Gamers --- Important notes: Obduction requires Apple's Metal framework. You can also check to see if your Mac supports Metal by doing the following... - Choose "About This Mac" from the Apple Menu (Upper Left) - Click on "System Report" - Select "Graphics/Displays" on the left - Look for the "Metal:" heading, and see if your Mac is listed as "supported" You can also find a list of Macs that support Metal at https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205073 Please review these system requirements before making your purchase. Below are 'recommended' system specs: OS Version – Sierra 10.12.4* Processor – Quad Core Intel Memory – 16GB+ RAM Graphics – nVidia GT 600M, 700M family / AMD R9 M family or better VRAM - 2 GB Disk Space: 20 GB Note: VR not yet available on Mac *MacOS 10.12.4 (or later) is required to play Obduction. Any MacOS versions prior to this may result in random crashes.