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Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land
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Jerusalem is the sequel to Pompeii: The Legend of Vesuvius. You again play the 20th century cartographer Adrian Blake as he searches for his beloved Sophia, this time in Jerusalem in the year 1552. Immediately upon arriving in the city, Adrian learns from the governor that Abraham’s holy dagger has been stolen and that the governor’s daughter was kidnapped by the thief as well.

Many of the characters and puzzles in the game are connected to three religions: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Adrian will learn the customs, cultures and religious practices of each group and discover their differences as well as similarities.

The majority of the game is played in first person perspective, but there are segments which incorporate third person views and actions. Conversing with non-player characters and finding the proper inventory items are keys to solving the puzzles Adrian encounters.
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Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land Windows The Oasis
Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land Windows Ozdemir informs Adrian that it is the year 930 after the Hegira
Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land Windows Talking to the Sufi
Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land Windows The Governor is in despair because the dagger was stolen and his only daughter Hykmah was also taken by Hayyat, a fanatic preacher
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Alternate Titles

  • "Jerusalen: Los 3 caminos de la ciudad santa" -- Spanish title
  • "Jerusalem: The Holy City" -- Aka
  • "Jerusalem: Les trois chemins de la ville sainte" -- French title
  • "Jerusalem: Die heilige Stadt" -- German title
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4Players.de Windows Mar 05, 2002 70 out of 100 70
PC Games (Germany) Windows Mar, 2002 69 out of 100 69
Adventurearchiv Windows Mar 20, 2002 68 out of 100 68
Jeuxvideo.com Windows Feb 26, 2002 13 out of 20 65
JeuxVideoPC.com Windows Mar 15, 2006 13 out of 20 65
Gameplay (Benelux) Windows Feb 28, 2002 60 out of 100 60
Quandary Windows Jul, 2002 2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars 40
Just Adventure Windows Sep 23, 2002 D 25
GameStar (Germany) Windows Apr, 2002 17 out of 100 17
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Windows Credits

Original Concept:
Stephen Carrière (Réunion des Musées Nationaux)
Editorial Comitee:
Frédéric Lenoir (Searcher Centre Interdisciplinaire d'Etudes des Faits Religieux Institut des Hautes Etudes et Sciences Sociales Paris), Michel Richard
Delegate Production:
Réunion des Musées Nationaux
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Scientific Consultants:
Faruk Biligi (Lecturer French National Institute of Eastern Civilisations and Languages), Amy Singer (Senior Lecturer Department of Middle East and African History University of Tel Aviv)
Ottoman Turkish Translator:
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