Only makes sense to roll it in. Turbo won't work on Windows 7 64-bit and though I cut my teeth on it, Pegasus Prime always had that appeal of having a better interface, better graphics and enticing visual design. And that killer soundtrack. Speaking of which, you can also snag that here: http://thejourneymanproject.com/presto/journeymanprime/soundtrack.php

I don't see anything that says 'vote' on it here, so I'm just going to say it here:

I'm voting for this. I've waited almost 2 decades already for it, why should I wait longer?

First link in the OP is the wishlist entry, vote for great justice!

Ah. So I voted for this already....too bad I can't vote several times more.

https://www.facebook.com/TheJourneymanProject/posts/10152767843410402

"It's finally here! The first ever working demo of The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime on Windows! Please vote on the wishlist to bring the full version to GOG! http://thejourneymanproject.com/demo"

Dammit, I was ninja'd. Downloading the demo now!

I'm going to download the demo and give it a spin. Thanks for the heads up!

edit - download maxing out around 50 KBps. Good sign that their servers are busy. :)

I think i peed a little when i played that demo.

I'm buying this as soon as it's available anywhere!

That demo was great. Ran smoothly. Loved it!

And yes, I exercised appropriate caution and dexterity. ;)

I did not...

It's good to see a game that doesn't put up invisible walls and lets me do things like that.

OK, if a 2007 game can come labeled as a 'classic', this sure as hell can come as a new release, am I right?!

Why isn't Journeyman Project 1 on GOG?

That demo was fun. Glad I got to try out the deaths in that environment too.

Well afaik the game files are all from on 1997's The Journeyman Project: PP (which presumably why the demo is so low-res), which itself is a remake of the original Journeyman Game from 1992 (2.0 in 1994). So to me this feels closer to a "classic" than Overlord did. ;)

Afaik it's because of no Windows/PC versions for the original being released. 2013's Pegasus Prime appears to be 1997's Pegasus Prime, but this time for Windows. And since 1997's PP is a "complete remake" of the 1992 original,
In a sense we're finally getting the original Journeyman here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Journeyman_Project_%28series%29#The_Journeyman_Project

Demo: I tried it and enjoyed it somewhat for 10 minutes, but then I came to this obscure white station (having taken the left path) and had no idea what to do, so I walked off a cliff.

The original Journeyman Project 1 was released for Windows (Journeyman Project Turbo), but it's a pain to run even under XP.