Steam feature update for The Journeyman Project

Here's a sneak peek of The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime being adapted to launch through Steam. We're not satisfied with just throwing up the game we have as is — we're working add new features to take advantage of SteamWorks' SDK and the community, such as achievements and more! These brand new Steam-specific features will require some additional work and testing, moving our expected launch date on Steam to fall 2016, but we hope you'll enjoy the results!

The Journeyman Project is Greenlit

Thanks to all our supporters! The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime has been greenlit by Steam! Coming soon for Windows, Mac and Linux!

Pegasus Prime on Steam Greenlight

The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime has been submitted to Steam Greenlight for Windows, Mac and now... Linux! All Steam supporters, please vote!

Pegasus Prime now downloadable from GOG

The digital download version of The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime is now available for Windows & Mac from GOG.com.

Anniversary edition DVD-ROMs for Windows/Mac/Linux are also available for collectors.

Pegasus Prime for Mac OS X shipping this month

At long last, The Journeyman Project Pegasus Prime DVD-ROM for Mac OS X is now on sale and is scheduled to ship at the end of December shipping as of December 28th.

Thanks to all our beta testers for their support!

Pegasus Prime demo finally out for Mac OS X

A new update from Inside Mac Games about the new Mac OS X demo of The Journeyman Project Pegasus Prime, with the Windows version soon to follow.

The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime trailer

Inside Mac Games posted an update about the new teaser trailer for The Journeyman Project Pegasus Prime. One funny reader comments that the website "definitely looks like it travelled back to 1997".

More Journeyman Project 3 DVDs shipping out, but ...

... the catch is that these DVD-ROMs are specifically compatible with Mac OS X 10.3.9 to 10.6.8 as the discontinuation of Rosetta has broken backwards compatibility in OS X 10.7 or later. We've posted some workarounds for Lion users who have access to Windows via Bootcamp or Parallels. For additional questions, follow the discussions on The Journeyman Project page at Facebook.

New Legacy of Time review

Inside Mac Games just posted a review of the Mac OS X version of The Journeyman Project 3. Not bad for a game over a decade old. (Has it really been that long?)

The Journeyman Project 3 on Apple's Featured Games

Back in the 90's, Presto Studios was having very frank discussions about the viability of continuing to support the then-disappearing Mac platform — this was before Steve Jobs' return to Apple rescued the company from the brink of bankruptcy. Fortunately, Presto's last two adventure games, Myst 3: Exile and The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time were released for PowerMacs and later ported to Mac OS X. In a nice Thanksgiving surprise, the latter showed up on Apple's website for featured adventure games.

One of our very first OS X customers!

Sean, from the MySpace Journeyman Project group, shows off his setup for playing his newly received The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time for Mac OS X on his big screen TV.

If you have cool pics of your home setup to play The Journeyman Project, feel free to post links here!

Journeyman Blowout!

We thought we had a decent handle on demand after the recent announcements about The Journeyman Project 3 for Mac OS X brought a steady stream of happy customers. However, the Inside Mac Games story and discussion this morning kind of opened the floodgates a bit more than expected. Purchases placed after 8:15AM of November 6 have been backordered and will ship around the end of next week. All backorders have been shipped! Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Back on the Mac!

Tom Herring of MacGamer has posted a new interview about some of the challenges faced in updating The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time for Mac OS X and includes a rare peek at the TSA JumpSuit inside Presto Studios' secure and undisclosed location. Inside Mac Games also linked to this with a Q&A follow up in their forum.

Legacy of Time OS X DVDs ready to go now shipping!

We've begun taking shipping orders for The Journeyman Project 3 for Mac OS X!

Keith Kaisershot, the Temporal Security Agency group co-founder on FaceBook, has also tested the game against the latest version of Mac OS X 10.6 and found that it works fine under Rosetta (support for older OS X architecture such as Carbon and PowerPC apps). The catch is that the default installation neglects to include Rosetta, so make sure you remember where your Snow Leopard install disks are you may be prompted to download it (for free) from Apple.

QuickTime problem solved!

It's been confirmed that the new QuickTime 7.6.2 update fixes the bugs from the previous versions (7.6/7.6.1) that interfered with the gameplay experience of the Mac OS X version of The Journeyman Project 3. Now that has been solved, we'll be working on getting units publicly available very soon.

Preview of The Journeyman Project 3 vs. an Intel Mac and QuickTime 7.6

I don't know how I missed this earlier, but Appletell posted their experience of running a review copy of The Journeyman Project 3 on an Intel Mac, a standard white MacBook to be exact. However, this preview also showed the playback bug faced by QuickTime 7.6 users. (since then fixed in version 7.6.2)

Cat's out of the bag...

MacGamer (and IMG) posted previews of the Mac OS X version of The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time that even runs on Intel Macs. A very limited number of these anniversary edition DVD-ROMs were distributed among the Presto Studios alumni.

However, we're working through a playback bug that popped up in the most recent update of QuickTime before offering the game to the public. Unlike other unrelated games that have reportedly crashed with QuickTime 7.6, the effect on The Journeyman Project 3 has been limited to cosmetic issues.

Check out additional discussions at Inside Mac Games, Insanely Mac and GameSpot.

Chameleon JumpSuit on exhibit at UCSD

The time-traveling biosuit seen in The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time is now on display at the Science and Engineering Library in the Geisel Building at the University of California at San Diego. Read the full story from the UCSD News Center.

The dedication of the exhibit on January 10, 2009 became an impromptu reunion of the Presto Studios staff and also provided the first glimpse of the new Mac OS X version of The Journeyman Project 3: Legacy of Time.

Click here for information and directions to the Geisel Library Building at UCSD.