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In The Longest Journey, it was established that the Earth consists of two parallel worlds: Technology-driven Stark and magic-driven Arcadia, and that transition between the worlds is only possible through an unusual ability called Shifting. Throughout the game, the player alternately controls four player characters (in chronological order: Brian Westhouse (only for the intro), Zoë, April, and Kian) from a third. The downloadable version is the original Xbox version of the game rather than the Game of the Year edition.

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It was made available as an 'Xbox Originals' digital download on Xbox Live on 23 March 2008. The Xbox version of the game has been released on 8 April and 11 August 2006 in the US and Europe, respectively, and is backwards compatible with Xbox 360 since June 2006.

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The StarForce copy protection system prevents the use of the boxed version of the game on 64-bit versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7, although this can be circumvented with an unofficial patch which bypasses the software. This release includes three DVDs but no manual. On 30 April 2007, Aspyr announced that a Game of the Year edition would be released to North America on and will include The Longest Journey, Dreamfall, and the Dreamfall OST. On 12 January 2007, Dreamfall was made available on Steam. On 23 December 2006, a game demo was released.

According to Ragnar Tørnquist, this edition is 'an actual Limited Edition', since it has only been produced in small numbers.

A Limited Edition of Dreamfall was released, as well, containing the DVD version of the game, a soundtrack EP with four songs by Magnet, and a 92 page hardcover art book entitled The Art of Dreamfall.

On 1 March 2007, a sequel entitled Dreamfall Chapters was announced and Funcom reportedly considered the idea of a massively multiplayer online game set in the The Longest Journey universe.ĭreamfall: The Longest Journey was released for Microsoft Windows on 17 April 2006 in the United States and 18 April in Europe, available either on 6 CDs or a single DVD. The cover art of Dreamfall depicting the main characters, clockwise from top: Zoë, April, Kian It was released for the Windows and Xbox platforms on 17 April 2006 by

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Allcities are accompanied by subtly coloured ink drawings, and in-depth texts detailing its history, design lessons, atmosphere, landmarks, and geography.Ī full colour, high quality hardback with printed endpapers.Ģ16 by 286mm format with head and tail bands.Ĥ6 original maps, and more than 100 drawings.Dreamfall: The Longest Journey is an adventure video game with elements of action-adventure. The reconstruction and filling in of essential details allowed me and artist Maria Kallikaki to visualize the often fragmented, incomplete, and out of scale cities of gaming in a cohesive way.

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Cities spanning almost 40 years of digital history, including detailed entries on Half-Life 2’s City 17, Yakuza’s Kamurocho, Fallout’s New Vegas, Silent Hill, Fallen London, and less well-known cities such as Antescher and Lizard Breath, plus cyberpunk Hong Kong, and voodoo New Orleans among many, many more.Įvery city featured in the atlas is re-imagined in its striking entirety from an in-world point of view, and cartographically described using traditional and unorthodox mapping methods. Virtual Cities covers 45 game cities across literary and gaming genres. Virtual Cities is a beautiful book meant for lovers of cartography and imaginary worlds, artists, game designers, world builders, and, above all, everyone who plays and cares for video games. Virtual Cities: An Atlas & Exploration of Video Game Cities is an ambitious and richly illustrated atlas that is the first detailed attempt to document the deep and exciting history of game cities via a combination of original maps, ink drawings, and insightful commentary and analysis. Virtual Cities was published on the 12th of November 2020. I and visual artist Maria Kallikaki have embarked on a virtual journey to explore, catalogue, and map the most spectacular, intriguing, and defining places of this new digital geography. They are an unprecedented canvas for experimenting with the urban environment, and an utterly unique medium for experiencing cities both imagined and real in truly immersive ways. Video games allow us to construct and visit believable imaginary cities, provide us with glimpses of ancient urbanism, and let us immerse ourselves in the wildest utopias and darkest dystopias of our possible futures.