Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time

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Customer Reviews:

A must by for those who love a good story [Posted on 2002-09-11]
I have not played the previous 2 games in the series, but I loved this game. No bugs, easy to install, and alot of fun. I really liked the fact that you could get as many clues as you needed to solve a problems. The Trilogy is on my shipping list =)

Great Game [Posted on 2002-12-31]
Second only to Riven on my list. Engrossing, satisfying, challenging. The only minus was an annoying midget [?] with a high-pitched voice who was supposed to help. I kept him turned off most of the time. He sounded a lot like Dennis Miller.

This was FUN! [Posted on 2003-01-23]
I really liked this game. In "Legacy of Time", you are a time traveler who discovers a disturbing bit of information--aliens appeared on Earth at three points in history, destroying three legendary cities and three powerful objects. One of these objects was kept in each city, and only by using them can Earth fend off a new alien attack. You have to go to Atlantis, El Dorado, and Shangri-La to find those relics, rescue them from the cities' destruction, and return them to your own time. The scenery is pretty and the plot engaging; I actually found myself feeling sorry for characters whenever the game required me to steal from them or deceive them--and then feeling even worse when I realized they'd all be dead the next day and there was nothing I could do about it, since I was forbidden to change time other than stealing the relics. I also enjoyed the puzzles and problem-solving. I've seen games where the puzzles were way too contrived and unrealistic, and wouldn't really solve the problem at hand. (I'm recalling a game where you had to rig up a complex machine, involving toilet paper tubes and Gods only know what else, to brew A CUP OF TEA.) In this game, the puzzle elements make sense. Add some cool mythological stuff, and you've got an addictive little game.

Just plain enjoyable to play [Posted on 2005-06-24]
This game is just a pleasure to play. One of the few computer games where the plot (although very unrealistic--it involves science-fiction-like time travel, etc) is actually well thought-through, very logical, and self-supporting. The actors aren't exactly Oscar material, but they're not tremendously bad (as in some games). The puzzles are a part of the game, rather than a sepcific "puzzle" that must be solved to open a door or find a new location or something. The sidekick, Arthur, I found a nice little addition. In the first place, despite the fact that many of his jokes aren't that funny, it's nice to feel like you've got company throughout the game. In the second place, the historical trivia he shares is really fascinating (at least to me). In the third place, he can actually help you if you're getting stuck--a nice feature that all games should have in some capacity. Finally, unlike many annoying features of many other games, you can turn him off if you don't like him.
All in all, the game is quite enjoyable, especially the fantastic scenery and graphics.
Buy it and play it is my recommendation!

Presto has achieved Perfection!!! [Posted on 2005-08-29]
This is the third and final of the Journeyman Project Trilogy. And what a way to end it all. First of all the plot was most impressive. The graphics were amazing, 9.5/10! In this game, unlike the others, you get to interact with characters. I loved this game. It is and always will be my favorite. Enjoy!
P.S. Presto Studios was making a Journeyman Project 4, but the crappy thing is they got bought out and J4 will never be.

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