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Eternal Journey: New Atlantis 
ExclusiveTravel from the deepest trenches of the Atlantic Ocean to the awe-inspiring wonders of Mars as you solve the greatest archeological puzzle known to man: the origin of Atlantis. Through stunning production values and cunningly designed puzzles, Eternal Journey: New Atlantis will draw you into an experience unlike any other hidden object adventure.
- Beautiful animated cinematics
- Over 200 hidden objects
- Check out our Blog Walkthrough
- Get the Strategy Guide!
- For a more in depth experience, check out the Collector's Edition
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 542 MB
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Eternal Journey: New Atlantis
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Great, fascinating, well structure
This game is really a "little treasury" Complex but not complicated. Accessible to all. There's a map, a skip button for the minigame and you get the solution when you skip the minigame. You can skip the dialog. You don't get lost with clue to far of the scene that use for it.
The more advance gamer as the more junior will get a lot of fun.
have a great "eternal journey" with this game.
August 25, 2012
A New Favorite!
I'm not crazy about sci-fi, could take it or leave it but this game would make anyone love the genre. The story line is great, I can't wait to see where it takes me and the art is just beautiful. Well done!
August 25, 2012
I agree with everyone else... SUPERB!
I have to say the first 10 mins I thought, what is all the fuss about? but from then on it was superb. What a change from all the fantasy, medieval, fable games around. It had a hint of doom with the sounds of the doors, Aliens with the bug element and a lovely hint of ahhhh and the end.
The best bit for me though was the map. If ever you are stuck, just open the map and it will tell you where to go and click on the area and it takes you straight there, no fussing around.
Please can we have another one???
February 15, 2013
Awesome! Wish I had gotten the CE version for the bonus
This is one the best games I have played. It is not very often I play a game worthy of 5 stars for everything.
You start out in Atlantis. After you complete some tasks, the adventure to New Atlantis begins.
Pros:
-Excellent graphics. Many of the scenes gave me that feeling of actually being there. The tram ride (as well as the elevator-like thing) was actually fun even though it is on a computer. I wish the cat was real; it was so cute.
-Not boring at all.
-Storyline was excellent.
-HOS were pretty easy; some items required an extra step. HOS were not cluttered like many other games.
-The puzzles were also pretty easy, although there were hardly any puzzles in the game.
-There was map! That was very helpful for jumping to location to location. You do not get the map until you after the first major scene when you land on New Atlantis.Very few games have a map to jump from location to location.
Cons:
-None really
Excellent game! This has become one of my favorites (very rare for me to have a favorite). I hope they come out with a sequel (I didnt see a sequel on this site).
April 9, 2013
Enjoyed this game!
This was a great game (I played the SE), not too hard not too easy, I really like the storyline, it was different, it's nice to get away from the "Save your ....?..... from the evil spirits of dead things" that make up most of the HOAG's these days. I enjoyed the science fiction aspect. I'm not going to comment on the music, sounds or art other than they were good, but I think that is secondary to good game play and storyline. I don't care about how beautiful the artwork is in a game if the story is boring and the tasks either too hard or too easy. There was a good mix of HO's vs. mini games although the mini's could have been a little more challenging. The HO's weren't the usual junk piles but a mix of hidden objects and tasks to complete the object. The length of the game was good, being so fun to play though, I wished it would have lasted longer! I was not sorry I spent the money to purchase this game!
March 13, 2013
Different...
I got this game, even though I'm not a big fan of the futuristic type games, based solely on the fantastic reviews it has gotten. And I wasn't disappointed. It was a lot of fun. the puzzles were fun and the game wasn't bogged down with too many HOGs. I liked the story and the graphics. The only thing that was sort of negative was that it felt kinda short. It probably wasn't any shorter than the other games of normal length, but I actually used the map to jump from area to area on this one and I think that made it go a lot faster.
If you want it to last as long as possible, and you can remember how to get around a very twisty turny ship without getting lost, I suggest you don't use the map to jump.
February 20, 2013
Enjoyed this game
I found this game refreshing because most of it was set in the future on space station on Mars. Normally I am not a big sci-fi future fan, but I also get tired of so many games set in an era around the 1800s.
This is one game where I actually watched the cut scenes instead of skipping over them, because I found the story interesting.
There seemed to be a pretty equal part of hidden object, mini game, and adventure rolled into this one game. Another great thing about it is that there is a map that makes traveling from one area to another much faster and it will show places where you need to still complete a task. It would be easy to make the game harder on yourself by not using the map if wanted.
The mini games were relatively simple, nothing too challenging. Voice-over and cut scenes were nice. Story line was okay and I didn't feel blasted with notes and books telling me all about it like a lot of games do - there were a few things like this, but easy to skip without affecting game play.
Overall I enjoyed it. I would say it's good for all levels.
January 28, 2013
Not for me
This started out okay but continued to get worse in my opinion. There is a map that is interactive [++] and good hint button but the story was slow, odd, and the female character drawn as a young teen's dream girl. [Please not again]
Okay overall but not for me.
August 26, 2012
Wow! Stunning! Wow! Excellent! Wow!
This is my first review, but this is the first HO/Adventure game to warrant a written review in my opinion (OK - so maybe I should have reviewed Siberia I and II and Return to Mysterious Island I and II - those too were beyond Fabulous!).
Not only was the game fun and kept my attention, but the graphics were simply OUTSTANDING! The HO scenes were not too terribly challenging and not too cluttered w/junk so easy enough to navigate thru. The puzzles were a good mix of minor challenge to "OK, I tap out!"
The developers did a great job of making the story intriguing w/Mars travel, underwater Atlantis travel, to all new possible life forms and civilizations! Truly opened up a whole new level of story line development that was so far distant from the normal "creepy, overused, haunted, overused, ghosts, graves, overused, etc" story line.
I was growing ever so tired of the usual HO/Adventure that I was going to let my game credits expire and then I found this beautiful new experience and I'm so glad I did. Thank you, Big Fish and the wonderful developers that brought this experience to life for me!
On casual mode, I spent a good 5 - 6 hours on this - which could have been more on Advanced ... so for the hard-care gamers out there, there's tons to do!
One of the Biggest and BEST things about this game is the interactive map! Just click and GO! No renegotiating backward, sideways, and over and beyond... Loved It! I've experienced a few games lately that offer this and more developers need to incorporate it... Nothing I get more frustrated by then to walk back, and back, and back ... backtracking is such a bore and makes me lose interest quickly.
Overall the game play was great but what really added to that was the above mentioned Visual Quality! WOW! Absolutely superior cut scenes - get the people who did the graphics into the movies, because they have bright futures in front of them!!! Pixar may be calling any day! Probably THE BEST visuals of any standard HO/Adventure game I've played. An easy 12 on a scale of 10 ...
And just to explain the reason for the 4 rating on level of challenge - I played on casual and found it mostly challenging.
Please buy this game to help these developers able to come up with more just like this!! And may my wishes comes true to find a sequel show up one day! And may it be as wonderful and fun and stunning as the first! : )
Happy Gaming Fishies!
August 30, 2012
Not big on syfy but really liked this one
The storyline sorta brings to mind a vague version of
Sleeping Beauty but in this case she dies and is "fixed" 150 years later. I chose casual to play for the demo. The map, and hint button were useful in travelling and keeping track of where you have been. The journal was also useful when clues were given. It was just spooky enough and finding the empty clothes draped all over the place kept your interest to find out what had happened to all the people. The hos scenes were enough to keep you interested because of the cleverly hidden objects that needed to be found. The storyline was interesting and you needed to keep going to find out what happened. It is definitely a keeper and the SE seems to be just the CE only without the strategy guide. This is definitely for all levels.
August 26, 2012
