Critical Response
The game received mostly positive reviews. Praise was attributed to aspects where the game departed from the first two Journeyman Project games, which were considered improvements. Its view screen was considerably larger than previous entries, and did away with the biochip system, which had been criticized previously for being too cumbersome. Interacting with NPCs (possible thanks to a new system where Agent 5 assumed a holographic local identity), which was forbidden in previous games, was seen as adding some life to the game. However, the graphics were criticized for their low resolution (with the payoff of the larger view screen). The overarching story was also criticized as being somewhat forced in terms of writing and acting.
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