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In the 19th century, Jules Verne first offered us the imaginative notion of exploring the center of the earth with his novel titled Journey to the Center of the Earth. Subterranean geological wonders come to life in the literary version, and in the PC version developed by Frogwares Game Development Studio.

Players assume the role of Ariane, a young journalist and photographer who falls hundreds of meters below the Earth's surface while out on assignment capturing the rugged Icelandic landscape on film. When she awakens on a subterranean beach, she discovers that she is immersed in a bizarre landscape surrounded by a host of unusual objects. As Ariane, players now have the chance of a lifetime as a journalist to capture this most unusual world on film and in words.

However, the future of this world is in jeopardy. Players will have more than 100 puzzles to solve through six levels of play while trying to find their way back. Along the way, there are over 300 views of the lost world, and more than 30 cinematic cut-scenes. It is up to Ariane to make the right choices in order to find her way back, bringing with her the scoop of a lifetime, but also to save this primitive world.

Journey to the Center of the Earth, a new point & click adventure game by the developers at Frogwares and published in the US by Viva Media (formerly Tivola), borrows heavily from the classic novel of the same name by Jules Verne. It's quite a task to adapt a novel to a movie, let alone an adventure game - which is perhaps why Frogwares chose to borrow the general idea of the novel instead of following the stricter confines of the original story.

As such, the game tends to stray far enough from the novel itself to feel more like a "What If" issue from the Marvel Universe. Remember those? If you were like me, and enjoyed these excursions from the familiar, you'll probably equally enjoy Journey.

The intro of Journey opens with the game's heroine, a photojournalist named Ariane, taking aerial pictures of some Icelandic scenery for a scoop. Suddenly, the helicopter she is in loses control and crash-lands. She narrowly escapes the wreckage, and after she pulls herself free, you gain control of Ariane. The pilot disappears, as pilots are wont to do, leaving you stranded with what few supplies you could salvage from the 'copter. Among these various items you will find a laptop that will shortly become indispensable to you in your exploration.

Your journeys will eventually take you under the earth's surface where you will be treated to many varied landscapes, peoples, and cultures. It's a land where magic-practicing giants roam the inner earth and where dinosaur and man coexist in peaceful habitation. Things then begin to happen to clue you in that someone perceives your arrival as a threat to all of this. While all you're trying to do is find a way out, you soon find yourself embroiled in a conspiracy where journalistic curiosity could yield terminal results.

As mentioned, the interface is traditional point & click. The laptop remains on the left of your inventory, and can be accessed at any time to read various documents you acquire, retrieve a few sparse communiqués from family and friends, and a news update now and then. It will also serve as a dispenser of clues from certain items you pick up.

Journey features a host of 2D pre-rendered backgrounds, and 3D real time characters. Graphically, it rates near to Benoit Sokal's Syberia in detail and artistry. In fact, I was equally as pleased with the graphics in Journey as I was in Syberia. The locations you visit are diverse and richly detailed, and it's becomes immediately obvious that painstaking effort went into each one of them. Frogwares certainly know their visual craft.

This variation in locations, as well as certain segments of the games story, are also reminiscent of The Longest Journey in terms of the fantastic. Though the contrast is not quite as stark. [See pun] The primary difference is in mood, which isn't quite so artfully fashioned as that experienced in Syberia, nor as highly developed as TLJ. More like the lighter side of Alice in Wonderland without the gregarious characterizations.

The characters, and there are quite a few of them, are where Journey could have used a little more fleshing out. Ariane herself appears as a sylphlike supermodel but with a hard-line attitude appropriate for a journalist. Her voice acting was sufficient but not memorable.

The rest of the characters, while enjoyable enough and never particularly grating, simply never meet or rise above that red line you see on all those United Way posters beside the word "Goal." There's an enigmatic man named Adam who, much like the Cheshire Cat of Wonderland fame, has a propensity for popping up here and there in the most unlikely places. Besides his and the voice of Ariane, there isn't a terrible amount of feeling in the delivery.

Journey actually purports to have two different endings, and indeed it does - however, the first ending comes at the sacrifice of your truer sense of closure. To end the game the first time, you simply go through a door at the end of the fourth level. It certainly feels a little premature, as every plot line was tied up in a nice little bow with an end movie dump. If you elect to take the other door you will experience two additional levels and it actually feels like you're continuing to play the game out in the way it was meant to be played.

The first four levels can be completed in about 20 hours, so while you don't want to cheat yourself, go ahead and end it and watch the movie, it's a lot of fun. Now go back to that saved game and take the other door, because you're in for another five or six hours more! To name just a few; the beauty of Journey, as well as curiosity about the identity of Ariane's conspirators, adds to the games surprising ability to hold interest for this long.

One of the things that I really appreciated about Journey was the near complete lack of backtracking due to missed inventory items or an ill-engineered puzzle. Those few times when you have a "doh!" moment and realize what you need is a few screens back, the scenery's so nice, you don't mind seeing it again on occasion. It's worthy to mention that Ariane does jog at a decent pace upon double-clicking. The "+" sign can also accelerate animations and make her move faster if you're the impatient sort.

Sound effects are very well implemented, matching the setting for each scene. The soundtrack primarily features a very dramatic, James Horner-esque track that I wouldn't mind hearing more of, independent of the game. It's very pleasant to listen to, but most of the time you will be expecting to hear it with more variation than is offered. The same swell gets repeated quite a bit during cut-scenes.

The varying difficulty level of the puzzles in Journey would appear to be an attempt to engage the range of neophyte to savant. There are the typical inventory combo puzzles which follow a certain serious logic, and most of which are accomplished within the room or scene that the object is found.

There's a tanagram that was quite fun to solve, a clever puzzle involving the use of scales, and various dialogue-driven puzzles. Then there's the "Oh my God" puzzle that causes you to lose sleep, hair, and your appetite - but when you finally do solve it, the elation that results is similar to that generally said to be found on the grounds at Woodstock. Personally, it would have been gratifying to have had some puzzles that made clever use of Runic symbols, the kind of which Verne referred to in the novel. There are some references that pay homage to the writers work though, and it's fun when you find them.

One particular cause of ire: the cursor wasn't always honest. The precedent that is set is that when you move the cursor upon a person, a head will appear indicating conversation. If you move it atop a hot spot, it will show a hand. There was at least one instance when a head failed to appear beside my cursor, and I assumed the NPC could not talk, so I didn't click. When in fact, it became clear much later that I needed to talk to that particular NPC to proceed in the game. The same could be said of the hand icon, or hot spot indicator. At times you'll move your cursor over an item that appears as though it may be something to add to inventory, but no hand icon will appear. So you're thinking you should just move on because there's nothing there, but you click anyway and low and behold comes the swoosh indicating a new item has been added to your inventory. So yes, don the fine leather cap and coat of the pixel hunter and hold steady your mouse, though you'll need to do so on mercilessly few occasions. There were two that I can particularly recall. If this is a bug, I hope you don't run into it. If this was part of the "puzzle" in figuring out what to do, it was a little sneaky and poorly implemented.

While Journey doesn't represent a masterstroke in adventure gaming, nor is the character development and story meaty enough to merit engraving on the Top 20 stone tablets, it is certainly a solid adventure game whose beauty and charm cannot be denied.

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• classic puzzle platformer gameplay
• 18 giant levels
• 3 characters with unique powers
• control all 3 heroes at the same time, or guide them individually
• survival mechanic
• lots of secrets to uncover
• world based upon the Jules Verne novel

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• Explore an unknown world far below the Earth's surface
• Play as Ariane, a determined, young journalist
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• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Yes
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5 x 5.7 x 0.5 inches; 4.23 ounces
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ 00156
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 21, 2004
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Viva Media
• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000635FNI
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The choices Ariane makes will determine the future of this forgotten and primitive world. Will she help save these strange beings and their home--already in peril--or launch her career by exposing their story and threatening their very existence? Cross the threshold into the unknown for an unparalleled adventure, and come face to face with the land at the center of the Earth.

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The Good The last game by Frogwares ( Mystery of the Mummy ) got some really bad reviews so I was wondering whether I'd like this game or not. It is good but, it is not without its faults as I'll explain.

The Story gets my highest mark. Ariane's journey is unusual and develops as you go along. The game was inspired by Jules Verne and his Journey to the Center of the Earth , but it brings new imagination to what a world beneath the earth's crust could be like. Some of the rationale behind its existence and how it functions are a bit of a stretch, but this is fiction after all.

As the main description says, Ariane falls through a cavern and lands in an uncharted location. Her main objective throughout is to find a way to return home. As she discovers, the path back to the surface is a well-guarded secret. No one below wants the surface dwellers to know they exist! Before long she learns that the underworld people have been told the surface is in the midst of a world war! Someone devised a "diabolical plot" which will cause the extinction of one race and slavery of another ... and, of course, Ariane will be the one to bring it to a halt. There are two different endings , both depend upon when you want to stop playing rather than on actions you take. Choose to end early and Ariane will further her career with her stories and photos of the world she has discovered. Continue playing to keep their secret safe.

My next accolade goes to the Graphics . The scenery is not only life-like but beautiful . The locations are varied in appearance - from a huge mushroom forest, a barren desert, a well-populated town, a community of Giants, and diamond mine. Within each are numerous other sections and rooms. Character graphics were done well, although I've seen better. You cannot look up or down, so the graphics cannot be considered real 3D.

Also on the plus side is the Music which is lovely, although I found it to be monotonous after awhile. Sound Effects were realistic (Ariane's footsteps being the most prominent heard).

Some of the Puzzles were hard and very few clues are provided to help you. Most of the puzzles, however, were of medium-difficulty, I would say. And, a few of them are random so a walkthrough can only give you the basics. This is a mixed bag, really, depending upon how experienced you are with adventure-type puzzles. I recognized some as variations from other games (most notably a stack of varied sized rings to move from one post to another). At least they were smart and didn't include any mazes or sliders! (my pet peeves!) All of the puzzles were weaved into the story well so none of them seemed out of place.

Conversations with other characters were almost too easy. You have topics to choose from, but really no other choices as to what to say. So, you can't make any mistakes in that area. The dialog writers could have used a little more creativity, in my opinion, since I found some of the phrases repetitive and some context silly. And, on the minus side, some of the character's voices were dull and uninteresting (in the English version).

The interface was easy to learn and use, but there were quite a few quirks - especially moving Ariane around. (See my dislikes for more on this topic.) You have plenty of spots to save your game, and clicking in "Continue" automatically takes you to your last saved game. Since Journey ships on only one CD, there is no disc swapping. The Bad Get updates on every, single, solitary hardware piece - sound, cd-rom, video - even your system Bios - or the game won't run (in Windows XP at least)! Even then, the game dumped me to my desktop several times. The game took a fairly long time to install, too.

You're supposed to get a "Movement" cursor when you can move Ariane to a new screen ... but it isn't always there - even though she can move there. And, even though you can make her run, she still didn't run fast enough for me. A quick "transition" option to move between screens you've already visited would have helped there. Along those lines, too, is the fact that there is too much travel from one end of the world to the other to talk to someone or to find a particular object.

In the Giant camp there are paths shown between people you can visit ... but you can't walk that way! Also in the town of Askiam, the streets were arranged in a weird way and were confusing. The Bottom Line I give this game a solid 3 Rating. I think any adventure fan will enjoy it for the variety of the puzzle types and the graphics and plot. While I don't think it's a contender for "game of the year", it's a good game and I look forward to future releases by Frogwares.

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Journey to the Center of the Earth is a 2D platformer about exploring giant caves and dying of thirst. Based on the Jules Verne novel, players control three adventurers with unique powers and have to make their way through 18 expansive levels, solve puzzles, avoid traps and find the well hidden secret at the center of the Earth.

- classic puzzle platformer gameplay

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Based on Jules Verne’s nineteenth century novel of the same name, Journey to the Center of the Earth is a standout adventure saga and is considered one of the most entertaining adaptations in the science fiction genre.  The film follows a Scottish professor, Oliver Lindenbrook, who accidentally discovers a map of sorts with directions on how to reach the center of the Earth through an Icelandic crater.

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Based on Jules Verne’s nineteenth century novel of the same name, Journey to the Center of the Earth is a standout adventure saga and is considered one of the most entertaining adaptations in the science fiction genre.  The film follows a Scottish professor, Oliver Lindenbrook, who accidentally discovers a map of sorts with directions on how to reach the center of the Earth through an Icelandic crater. When the professor looks to his colleague Alec McEwen to verify his discovery, Alec turns on him and the two engage in a race to see who will reach the center of the Earth first. Along the way lurk dangers such as kidnapping, death, sabotage, and attacks by giant prehistoric reptiles. Yet they also encounter such magnificent wonders as a glistening cavern of quartz crystals, luminescent algae, a forest of giant mushrooms, and the lost city of Atlantis.  The professor and his nemesis Alec McEwan have discovered an uncharted new world, but the race goes on – who will make it to the center of the earth first?

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Uploaded by Sp1re on November 18, 2023

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