Robyn Miller co-founded Cyan Productions (now Cyan Worlds) with brother Rand Miller (the two Miller Brothers) and became famous from the unexpected success of their computer game Myst, which remained the number one-selling game for the remainder of the 1990s.

Robyn also worked with Cyan on the sequel, Riven, after which he decided that computer games were too primitive a medium to work with, and left to found a film studio, named Land of Point.

Robyn is most famous for composing the entire score for both Myst and Riven, but he also did a substantial amount of work on the graphics and design. He also played Sirrus in the original game. (Note: Robyn did not play Sirrus in Myst IV: Revelation)

Over the last couple of years Robyn helped found a band known as Ambo. Their first CD is entitled "A Thousand Years And One Day."

External links

• Wired article
• Archived Land of Point website
• Archived Feed Magazine interview of Robyn Miller