The Longest Journey

Posted by Davide Tomei.
First posted on 15 August 2007. Last updated on 15 August 2007.
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After a long time in which adventure games seem to have been played out, leaving many passionate gamers to fend for low-quality titles, a truly spectacular masterpiece suddenly appears from the mind of a single man—Norwegian game designer Ragnar Tornquist. With The Longest Journey, Tornquist has managed to create a story that is as immersive and captivating as a classic tale. The Longest Journey…

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Excellent

THE best adventure game - on any format - and one of the best stories of modern history - up there with Mary Poppins, Gone with the Wind and of course, The Wizard of Oz.

Shame that Dreamfall the follow-up totally let it down.

Great Britain (UK) By UK_John • On 08 March 2008 • From London, UK

Excellent

One of the best adventures ever, up there alongside Monkey Island 1 and Riven.

Sweden By sdf • On 31 August 2007 • From Somewhere

Fair

No, you’re not the only one. Maybe you’re too hard on the humour, nothing quite horrible in that aspect. Instead I would add generally poorly thought out puzzles and cliched, soap-operish, uninvolving story to your list. Still I’d say that in all its mediocrity the game is a passable time-killer. But I wouldn’t really warn anybody from trying the game, because for some reason so many people fall in love with it.

Poland By Ascovel • On 25 August 2007 • From Poland

Fair

So I’m the only one who found the dialog too long and droning, characters flat and without imagination, the attempts at humour the worst ever, the graphics rather ‘smudged’ looking and the lead character completely unlikeable?

Europe By Stefan L • On 25 August 2007 • From England