Windows

The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time

Description

The third installment of the Journeyman Project adventure game from a 1st person perspective with a panoramic view where you can rotate 360 degree freely. The game cast the player as Agent 5 of the Temporal Security Agency to travel back in time visiting the Atlantis, El Doraldo and Shangrila. In this journey you must try to capture a rogue TSA agent, Agent 3 and collect several mysterious artifact left by an ancient alien race to protect Earth from an alien invasion and save Time and Reality themselves.

Part of the Following Groups

• The Journeyman Project series
• Time Manipulation games

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User Reviews

A wonderful adventure.	Steelysama (91)	unrated
A forgotten gem.	Halleck (392)
A perfect conclusion to the series	Dave Schenet (130)	unrated
The best adventure game ever in history, a true classic!	DarkTalon (138)

The Press Says

Computer Games Magazine	Feb 16, 1998		100
Privat Computer PC	1998	86 out of 100	86
Gamezilla	Oct 08, 1999	86 out of 100	86
Adventure Gamers	Jul 30, 2004		80
Adventurearchiv	Apr 18, 2002	75 out of 100	75
Just Adventure	1999	B	75
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Apr, 1998	74 out of 100	74
Quandary	May, 1998		70
PC Games (Germany)	Jan 07, 1998	62 out of 100	62
GameSpot	Mar 27, 1998	5.8 out of 10	58

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Trivia

Red Orb released a DVD-Rom version of the game. The video was redone in mpeg-2 format so the native dvd player engine could render the video.