Posted on: October 28, 2014

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GOG is now complete - FoA is here
This is the best point-and-click adventure game ever made. While that's quite a subjective thing to say, I can think of no better way to put it. Naturally nostalgia fuels this sentiment, but when the chips are down and if you held a gun to my head and asked me to name my favourite GAME of all time, it would be Fate of Atlantis. When you first begin the game, you'll at first wonder if it's still in the spirit of the first three movies. It's a bit off-beat and even slightly campy at times. Indy's banter seems slightly out of place, but then suddenly everything clicks. This is a LucasArts game first and foremost, but where it's different than Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion is that it embodies the spirit of its source material and feels like a fourth film in its own right. As separate IPs, Monkey Island and Mansion weren't able to capitalise on this, but in the case of Indy, it all came together beautifully. The game was very hard when I was young, and I remember getting a book at my local library that offered a walkthrough for a number of adventure games released during the period. Today, the idea of checking a book out of the library for this purpose seems downright archaic. Perhaps that's what I've become. The characters are very well developed and I think I still have a crush on Sophia Hapgood. The environment, the Lost City of Atlantis, was a perfect setting for this game and allowed for something that would have been quite poorly executed in film form. It's a downright shame that this is a movie we never got. The 2008 film could have certainly been FoA and even at Ford's age, the story would have worked. Never mind. Forget the film, play the game and experience a legendary adventure.
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