Eternal Journey: New Atlantis
Five BN · 2019 · Casual, Adventure, Indie, Hidden Object, Singleplayer
PC
Positive95% · 40
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About Eternal Journey: New Atlantis
Travel 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. The Collector’s Edition of Eternal Journey features a bonus chapter that further explores the surprise ending of the main storyline, illuminating concept art, colorful desktop wallpapers and a step-by-step walkthrough. Don’t miss a moment of this extraordinary adventure!
Key features:
• 35 mini-games to beat
• 100 locations to explore
• Over 200 hidden objects
• 13 hidden object scenes
• 25 animated cinematics
Key features:
• 35 mini-games to beat
• 100 locations to explore
• Over 200 hidden objects
• 13 hidden object scenes
• 25 animated cinematics
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A beautiful point-and-click adventure game, had a great time playing it! Reminds me of 'The Dig' which might very well have been an inspiration for it; a fantastic adventure, slowly uncovering a mystery bit by bit. The item usages made sense and I've never felt like it went hard to guess. Only two things confused me a bit: - had to return to the same hidden item collector location, which did not feel intuitive - (might be mentioned in the in-game strategy menus, I did not read them before my walk-through) - had to return to a room once via the map, because found no other way via "walking around" Finished the basic story line in 5 hours keeping the map hints enabled. It was not too trivial, but I've never felt truly stuck, which was the perfect difficulty for me. Felt polished and quite creative. I appreciate the work put into this game, thank you!
excellent
Definitely good and worthy experience. I appreciate what the game offered since it was released in 2012 which is I think one of the older ones. If you want mix of archeology and space, this is really good choice.
7/10
Decent hidden object game. interesting premise. I played the demo as a kid, and wanted to visit it to actually finish the game. Its clearly from a time when sci-fi was starting to get big and people were playing with new concepts. The story was engaging and mechanics were good. Overall an enjoyable game.
A really great game in the style of house of 1000 doors. The story is really cool and the lore is pretty deep. One of really few HIOs that use collectibles to give more information about the game world your in. I love this game through and through and it makes really fun to play it again and again. I can really highly recommend it.
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