Dreamfall: The Longest Journey

aka: Drømmefall: Den lengste reisen, Mengyun: Zui Chang de Lücheng, The Longest Journey 2, The Longest Journey: Static

Moby ID: 22143 ~~$19.99~~ $7.99 (Windows) on GOG.com

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Hanging onto a waterwheel

thumbnail — The guardian realm

thumbnail — The guardian realm: over a bridge

thumbnail — Zoë Castillo – the main playable character - will get involved in a web of unsolvable problems.

thumbnail — April Ryan has lost her home, her old friends, her faith in herself and in the others.

thumbnail — Kian, one of the three playable characters, has never questioned his faith. Until now.

thumbnail — Lock-picking mini-game. Easier than it looks.

thumbnail — The game is a quest, but you can interact with the environment as in modern games.

thumbnail — Zoë’s hacker friend.

thumbnail — In Arcadia, you have to deal with fanatics. In Stark, with a mind-controlling corporation.

thumbnail — Hacking mini-game.

thumbnail — Some problems can be passed in different ways: with stealth, disguise, combat, talking, object use.

thumbnail — You’ll meet characters from the previous game, but you don’t need to know its story to enjoy TLJ2.

thumbnail — Pushing a letter

thumbnail — With a few exceptions, the game is quite linear. It’s more like an amazing interactive story.

thumbnail — There are some situations that require stealth.

thumbnail — Zoë enters the world of her visions.

thumbnail — A fighting sequence with health bars shown.

thumbnail — April visits the Dark People's Library.

thumbnail — Two old friends reunited, though it will take a little time to straighten things out.

thumbnail — April and Crow often need to devise cunning plans.

thumbnail — One of the locations Zoë visits is Japan.

thumbnail — Zoë in her room, along with Wonkers.

thumbnail — Some of the touching moments take place neither in Stark or Arcadia.

thumbnail — Zoe scans the surroundings in Venice, Newport. This will highlight all the interactable objects on the screen.

thumbnail — A shape-matching puzzle with a time limit

thumbnail — Some dialogue choices don't affect the outcome of the conversation. In this case, however, the wrong choice will lead to a fight you won't be able to win.

thumbnail — The Azadi culture is based on real-world Iran. This is the view of the tower, which is quite similar to the real Azadi tower in Tehran.

thumbnail — You'll be treated to some very nice views.

thumbnail — When you open your inventory, you have several choices. The upper one is to use the object on whatever you're currently locked on.

thumbnail — Introduction.

thumbnail — Zoe in her apartment.

thumbnail — You can call a cab to travel to other parts of the city.

thumbnail — Fighting lessons.

thumbnail — Talking to your boyfriend.

thumbnail — Following the cat into the apartment building.

thumbnail — April, the protagonist from the original game.

thumbnail — Hand icon lets you interact with the object.

thumbnail — April's room, this brings back memories.

thumbnail — Zoe, talking to April's close friends.

thumbnail — Watch out for the scanning bots.

thumbnail — Some answers to questions from the original game may get answered in this one.

thumbnail — At the port.

thumbnail — Zoe will meet new friends, or lovers.

thumbnail — Friends or foes?

thumbnail — Two playable characters engaging in conversation.

thumbnail — With experience... or time, comes wisdom.

thumbnail — Zoe is looking for a way into the factory.

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