The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time

Video Game
1998
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The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time (1998)

Temporal agent Gage Blackwood must take one final trip through time and visit Atlantis, Shangri La and El Dorado to find an artifact called the Legacy of Time and stop an alien invasion. His... Read allTemporal agent Gage Blackwood must take one final trip through time and visit Atlantis, Shangri La and El Dorado to find an artifact called the Legacy of Time and stop an alien invasion. His A.I. bud Arthur joins him once again.Temporal agent Gage Blackwood must take one final trip through time and visit Atlantis, Shangri La and El Dorado to find an artifact called the Legacy of Time and stop an alien invasion. His A.I. bud Arthur joins him once again.

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8.6/10

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- 1 nomination total

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Trivia
Both Graham Jarvis (Dr. Elliot Sinclair) and Michele Scarabelli (Michelle Visard) reprise their villainous roles from The Journeyman Project (1993) and The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time (1995) respectively, but this time as clues in a bigger puzzle.

Quotes
Arthur: The good news is, I know why you don't know me. The bad news is, you were mindwiped.

Crazy credits
Arthur sings a self-titled tune after the ending credits.

Alternate versions
The enhanced DVD-ROM version contains twice the resolution of the original CD-ROM release on a single disk.

Connections
Edited from The Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time (1995)

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10/10

Beautiful combination of acient history, imagination and virtual reality.

Legacy of Time takes the player thro' the ancient and magical history of earth re-created by artists' imagination. Much attention has been paid in details of making the virtual ancient cities, building, walls, paintings, characters, etc. look as realistic as possible. This all combined with a not too difficult adventure puzzles makes this game unique in its kind. The magic of LoT is not in solving mind teasing the-more-difficult-the-better puzzles but in artistic values and great imagination.