Journey to the Center of the Earth

ou assume the role of Ariane, a determined, young photojournalist on assignment in Iceland. While exploring a remote area, her helicopter crashes and she spots a secret passage down into the earth. Upon entering the passage, Ariane discovers a hidden, complex world cut off from humanity above ground. This realm not only contains inhabitants of all sorts, including prehistoric creatures, but also harbors mysteries she feels compelled to unravel. The plot is intriguing enough to make you want to find out what happens next. Journey to the Center of the Earth consists of six sections that divide the plot into separate chunks. You’ll go to a lot of different places, all of which contain diverse scenery and cultures. For example, you’ll see an arid desert, a coal mine, a crystal cave, a dense tropical jungle, a floating island, a giant mushroom forest, a savannah, a sparkling beach, a submarine and an urban city (Askiam), and you’ll even take a hot air balloon ride. You’ll also visit an institute of higher learning that bears a remarkable similarity to the one found in Syberia.