Sometimes, strange things happen. Really strange things. Take Dali's paintings for example - now they're pretty strange. So what better place for a Myst game to open than at his Museum on the South Bank in London?

A small affair, comprising of two rooms full of props, concept art, sketches and computers (plus some highly attractive Picasso art in-between), the Myst Revelations exhibition was a reasonably enlightening, if more than slightly blatant, piece of marketing fun. As an attempt to further blur the lines between art and gaming, from an ex-art students point of view it was a bit of a failure. The lights were too dark, and some artwork was blatantly stuck on a window with blue-tack whilst other pictures were grouped tightly together behind strange Perspex stands.