Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

Point and click adventure at it's finest

**An Adventure That Still Delivers** "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" is a game that has aged remarkably well. Revisiting its engaging story and creative puzzles was just as enjoyable as it was in childhood. Despite its simple graphics, the charm and quality of the experience remain intact, making it a great pick for fans of classic adventures.

Take a trip back to simpler times when stories where actually just as compelling. The graphics are basic but charming, the gameplay is of it's times and you really need to think compared to modern games. Some of it is obvious but some of it is a bit annoying like talking to the pit..

Never gets old and Im hoping one day it gets a remaster.

After watching all the films, it felt only fitting to explore the games featuring the legendary archaeologist. While the experience was enjoyable overall, some aspects, particularly the controls, felt awkward at times. Certain mechanics, especially those outside of the typical point-and-click format, weren’t clearly explained. I lost a fight simply because the combat system hadn’t been properly introduced. It’s a demanding game. A few tips before starting: draw, write down, or take a photo of anything that seems even remotely interesting, and above all, never leave an object behind. Seriously, don’t. Backtracking to find a missed item can be a chore, especially with how large some of the maps are. The art is solid, though the occasional 3D elements can feel a bit out of place. Still, they lend the world a distinctive charm. The dialogue is witty and often amusing, and Sophia is a fantastic companion—her banter with Indy is a highlight. At the time of writing this review, I’ve only completed one of the "three unique challenging paths", but I plan to return and explore the other two someday.