Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time (1998) (VG)

User Rating:

7.5/10   

Directors:

Phil Saunders
Tommy Yune

Writers:

Eric Dallaire (writer)
David Flanagan (writer)

Release Date:

31 January 1998 (USA)

Genre:

Sci-Fi | Adventure | Comedy

Tagline:

The next lost civilization could be ours.

Plot:

Gage Blackwood (Jerry Rector and the player) of the Temporal Security Agency must go back in time to the lost cities of Atlantis...

Plot Keywords:

Artificial Intelligence | Atlantis | Distant Future | El Dorado | Historical Fiction

Cast

Jerry Rector	...	Gage Blackwood - Agent 5
Michele Scarabelli	...	Michelle Visard - Agent 3
Daniel Mann	...	Jack Baldwin
David Fenner	...	William Daughton
Graham Jarvis	...	Elliot Sinclair / Saros
Matt Weinhold	...	Arthur (voice)
King Stuart	...	Chaplain
Ping Wu	...	Sosiqui Spirit / Pilgrim
Ray Uhler	...	Mark Johnson - INN
Scott Benefiel	...	Human Monitor - Oracle
Eric Dallaire	...	TSA Agent
Susan Sattler	...	Nurse (at Sinclair's hospital)
Fredrik Cavali	...	Guard (Atlantis) (as Fredrik Cavally)
Gene Chronopoulos	...	Padros, the blind beggar (Atlantis)
Dominique Debroux	...	Olive Oil Vendor

Also Known As:

The Journeyman Legacy (USA) (working title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.29 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:E (DVD release) | USA:K-A

Filming Locations:

San Diego, California, USA

Company:

Presto Studios

Trivia:

Both Graham Jarvis (Dr. Elliot Sinclair) and Michele Scarabelli (Michelle Visard) reprise their villainous roles from The Journeyman Project (1992) (VG) and Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time (1995) (VG) respectively, but this time as clues in a bigger puzzle.

Quotes:

Arthur: Why yes, Gage, I like mushrooms; why do you ask?

Movie Connections:

References Journeyman Project 2: Buried in Time (1995) (VG)

Beautiful combination of ancient 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.