gaming The Journeyman Project

[-BleachedOne- 233]

Now then, I think it's time I throw up a thread of my own. About time, too. I was wondering, have any of you lovely bronies on the forum heard of a game called The Journeyman Project? If not, boy do I have a classic to share with you.

 

 

1993. A small company called Presto Studios releases the first game, entitled 'The Journeyman Project.' The game itself is a futuristic time travel game that takes place in a far off future where humanity has been contacted by an alien emissary representing a race of aliens known as the Cyrollians. This alien race was sent to Earth for one reason: to determine whether or not humanity had reached an ideal form of evolution, and to induct them into a Symbiotry of Peaceful Beings. Discovering that humans hadn't quite reached this state, the emissary promised to return 'when they were ready.'

 

Cue Elliot Sinclair, the father of time travel. Fearing for the safety of humanity, he sought to prevent the aliens from returning, and devised his own plans to prevent this event from occurring at all costs. You are Gage Blackwood, Agent 5 of the underground government agency: The Temporal Security Agency, TSA for short. Your mission? Find the three robots that Sinclair sent back in time and prevent them from altering the timeline, using the secretly developed time machine known as Pegasus.

 

 

The reason I bring up this game is because, hell, it's a classic. I recommend it to anyone who would enjoy one of the first ever computer photo-realistic adventure games.