Differences From The Other Games
- It is the first game in the series not designed and written by Johan Robson, also its universe and Atlantean mythology have a very few aspects in common with the ones Robson originally created.
- A completely new Logo was introduced to the series, replacing the 10 year old one.
- The game is set up in a comicbook style when it comes to talking and using items.
- A new menu screen replacing the one used in Atlantis II, III and Evolution.
- The art direction doesn't try to be as realistic as before.
- No atlantian flying-ship is seen on the cover, not even as the icon used to represent the series since Atlantis III.
- When Howard talks, you see him in the down left corner, in the previous games the camera have changed entirerly to show the character in control.
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