Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land

Summary

Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land is a video game^[1].

Key Facts

• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's instance of is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — instance of (P31): video game^[2].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was directed by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — director (P57): Stephen Carrière^[3].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was published by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — publisher (P123): Cryo Interactive^[4].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's genre is The Three Roads to the Holy Land — genre (P136): graphic adventure game^[5].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land followed The Three Roads to the Holy Land — follows (P155): Pompei: The Legend of Vesuvius^[6].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's developer is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — developer (P178): Arxel Tribe^[7].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's developer is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — developer (P178): Réunion des musées nationaux – Grand Palais^[8].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's platform is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — platform (P400): Microsoft Windows^[9].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's platform is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — platform (P400): macOS^[10].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's platform is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — platform (P400): Classic Mac OS^[11].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's game mode is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — game mode (P404): single-player video game^[12].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's language of work or name is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — language of work or name (P407): French^[13].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was distributed by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — distribution format (P437): CD-ROM^[14].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's input device is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — input device (P479): computer keyboard^[15].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's input device is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — input device (P479): computer mouse^[16].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's country of origin is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — country of origin (P495): France^[17].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's country of origin is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — country of origin (P495): Slovenia^[18].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was released on February 1, 2002^[19].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's voice actor is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — voice actor (P725): Danièle Douet^[20].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's voice actor is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — voice actor (P725): Vincent Ropion^[21].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's voice actor is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — voice actor (P725): Hervé Bellon^[22].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's narrative location is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — narrative location (P840): Jerusalem^[23].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's PEGI rating is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — PEGI rating (P908): PEGI 3^[24].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's USK rating is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — USK rating (P914): USK 0^[25].
• Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land's main subject is The Three Roads to the Holy Land — main subject (P921): time travel in fiction^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was published by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — publisher (P123): Cryo Interactive^[4]. It was directed by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — director (P57): Stephen Carrière^[3].

Publication

Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land was published on February 1, 2002^[19]. Its language of work or name is recorded as The Three Roads to the Holy Land — language of work or name (P407): French^[13]. Its genre is The Three Roads to the Holy Land — genre (P136): graphic adventure game^[5]. It was distributed by The Three Roads to the Holy Land — distribution format (P437): CD-ROM^[14].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include The Three Roads to the Holy Land — main subject (P921): time travel in fiction^[26] and The Three Roads to the Holy Land — main subject (P921): Abrahamic religion^[27].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Jerusalem: The Three Roads to the Holy Land followed The Three Roads to the Holy Land — follows (P155): Pompei: The Legend of Vesuvius^[6].