Various items on the coffee table in Gage Blackwood's residence. from mobygames.com
Intro from mobygames.com
The outside of a building in Chichén Itzá. from mobygames.com
Game start from mobygames.com
Inventory item description from mobygames.com
Time jump menu from mobygames.com
Mission briefing from mobygames.com
Kitchen of the future from mobygames.com
Food replicator from mobygames.com
Figurine message from mobygames.com
Agent profile from mobygames.com
Database from mobygames.com
Save and load menu from mobygames.com
Chateau Gaillard fly-by from mobygames.com
Tower top from mobygames.com
Arrow sticking out from mobygames.com
Stairs from mobygames.com
Castle from mobygames.com
Gaillard death screen from mobygames.com
Chichén Itzá fly-by from mobygames.com
Calendar puzzle from mobygames.com
Mural from mobygames.com
Chichén Itzá death screen from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio fly-by from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio from mobygames.com
Da Vinci's sketches from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio death screen from mobygames.com
Outer space from mobygames.com
Journeyman Project remake preview from mobygames.com
The install process has a Gallery of scenes from the game as well as demos of The Directors Cut and a demo of a game called Lion from mobygames.com
The game menu. from mobygames.com
The game credits are nicely organised from mobygames.com
There's a long introduction, part animation, part full motion video, part still pictures, that outlines the story from mobygames.com
Very early in the game. Agent 5 is exploring his own house, looking for clues and a plot. The arrows in the lower right indicate where Agent 5 can move / look from mobygames.com
Objects can be picked up and analysed, here its the TV remote. The inventory is in the centre of the lower part of the screen. It holds items and the biochips that are built into the jump suit from mobygames.com
Its necessary to operate the TV to work out what's happening. from mobygames.com
There are some key time zones to be explored. These are spread across the game discs so some disc swapping at the start of a mission is unavoidable from mobygames.com
Can't do much on the space station because a propulsion pack is needed. from mobygames.com
Back in 15th century Italy, something has been detected by the Evidence bio-chip built into the time travel suit from mobygames.com
It is possible to die in a variety of ways. from mobygames.com
Mission briefing. Before each jump Agent 5 is required to read the mission briefing, this is part of the briefing prior to the French jump from mobygames.com
In transit. Each jump, certainly the early ones, features a fly-by of the surrounding area before landing. This is the fly-by of the jump to 13th century France from mobygames.com
So Agent 5 has landed in the castle in France right next to this guy, hope I've not been seen. from mobygames.com
Another death by falling. Quite well drawn. from mobygames.com
This is shortly after Agent 5 landed in the Mayan / Aztec world. The Jump menu is on the right above the movement control from mobygames.com
A puzzle. The first puzzle found so far and it could be an ancient combination lock. from mobygames.com
The Save / Restore screen. This brings up a screen where the payer names and places their save file from mobygames.com
The second game of the Journeyman Project series finds you traveling through time to clear yourself of a false accusation of altering history. Your future self materializes before you, tells you you've been framed for changing the past and gives you a time travel suit before being arrested by other members of the Temporal Security Agency. Now you must warp back to a variety of time periods and collect the evidence that proves your innocence.
Various items on the coffee table in Gage Blackwood's residence.
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Intro
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
The outside of a building in Chichén Itzá.
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Game start
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Inventory item description
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Time jump menu
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Mission briefing
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Kitchen of the future
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Food replicator
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Figurine message
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Agent profile
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Database
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Save and load menu
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Chateau Gaillard fly-by
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Tower top
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Arrow sticking out
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Stairs
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Castle
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Gaillard death screen
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Chichén Itzá fly-by
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Calendar puzzle
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Mural
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Chichén Itzá death screen
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio fly-by
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Da Vinci's sketches
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Da Vinci studio death screen
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Outer space
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
Journeyman Project remake preview
(Windows 3.x)
from mobygames.com
The install process has a Gallery of scenes from the game as well as demos of The Directors Cut and a demo of a game called Lion
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The game menu.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The game credits are nicely organised
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
There's a long introduction, part animation, part full motion video, part still pictures, that outlines the story
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Very early in the game. Agent 5 is exploring his own house, looking for clues and a plot. The arrows in the lower right indicate where Agent 5 can move / look
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Objects can be picked up and analysed, here its the TV remote. The inventory is in the centre of the lower part of the screen. It holds items and the biochips that are built into the jump suit
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Its necessary to operate the TV to work out what's happening.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
There are some key time zones to be explored. These are spread across the game discs so some disc swapping at the start of a mission is unavoidable
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Can't do much on the space station because a propulsion pack is needed.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Back in 15th century Italy, something has been detected by the Evidence bio-chip built into the time travel suit
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
It is possible to die in a variety of ways.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Mission briefing. Before each jump Agent 5 is required to read the mission briefing, this is part of the briefing prior to the French jump
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
In transit. Each jump, certainly the early ones, features a fly-by of the surrounding area before landing. This is the fly-by of the jump to 13th century France
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
So Agent 5 has landed in the castle in France right next to this guy, hope I've not been seen.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
Another death by falling. Quite well drawn.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
This is shortly after Agent 5 landed in the Mayan / Aztec world. The Jump menu is on the right above the movement control
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
A puzzle. The first puzzle found so far and it could be an ancient combination lock.
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
The Save / Restore screen. This brings up a screen where the payer names and places their save file
(Windows)
from mobygames.com
