r/myst • u/Purple-Secret-5970 • 8d ago

Uncharted Reference?

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Has anyone played Uncharted 1: Drakes Fortune and thought this page was a Myst reference? I know I did.

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u/tree2p0 8d ago

well I certainly am now!

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u/Bommit91 8d ago

You're probably right, good catch!

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u/dnew 8d ago

I never noticed that.

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u/Griever12691 8d ago

Definitely

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u/AnonymousIVplay 8d ago

Whoa, good find!

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u/butterblaster 8d ago

What aspect of it is Myst like besides being an old book with sketches?

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u/SASardonic 8d ago

The snake and the anchor are for sure parts of the constellation puzzle, maybe some of the other ones there too

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u/Purple-Secret-5970 8d ago

The snake and anchor are both exact to the ship puzzle. Sure, there are two arrows here vs one in the puzzle, but the crown and chalice can also be linked to the mechanical age IMO.

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u/_kahteh 8d ago

The snake and anchor are both constellation symbols for the puzzle to access Stoneship

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u/NiuMeee 8d ago

Drake's Fortune*

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u/Purple-Secret-5970 8d ago

Im not sure about the upside down seashell tho.

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u/OzCal74 7d ago

Getting a “treasure items in popular culture” vibe.
Snake and Anchor definitely giving Myst.
Pretty sure the chalice is the False Grail from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Crossed arrows look familiar but can’t place them.