Releases and Bug Fixes
The initial 1.0 release of Buried in Time included a notable glitch near the end of the game that prevented the player from getting a perfect score. This bug and other problems related to running under Windows 95, were solved in a version 1.1 patch.
When the game was released as part of The Journeyman Project Trilogy box set, Buried in Time was plagued by a manufacturing error that affected many of the box sets. The disc labeled as disc 2 actually contained the data for disc 3, making the game essentially unplayable.
The game has since been rereleased through Good Old Games.
Read more about this topic: The Journeyman Project 2: Buried In Time
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