Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

It's 1993, i own my first PC and watch the end sequence of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. And it's still the best adventure game i ever played!

This is not only it's the best Indy game, but also the best adventure game. I wish the last Indy movie would be more like this game, the world would had been a better place :P. So buy it, play it, and cry tears of joy!!

I've come back to this game after 20 years and it is still simply brilliant. The graphics somehow seem even better than I remember (it is made with love, and you can feel it), the music and dialog are second-to-none. The story is well paced and the puzzles (can be) difficult, but they're fair (don't read a walkthrough, you'll hate yourself). There is an art to storytelling and adventure that many newer games miss the mark on, but this hits it dead center - if you were playing games in the 80s/90's pick this one up, it won't dissapoint.

This is easily the best indiana jones game to date and even a strong contender for one of the best lucasarts adventures too. Features vibrant, beautifully pixeled VGA graphics and it comes even with a talkie option. Not voiced by mr Ford though, as far as I am aware. One of the unique points about this game is that it offers you three paths to solve the game. Each one altering some scenes and adding distinct new ways until the endgame. Compared to other adventure games, the puzzles can feel a bit dry, as the game is not as whacky or humourous as many of its counterparts. They are neatly varied though, offering some okayish mini games to mix things up. None of them are really awful, so that's a win in my book. It is a very well crafted and re-playable game and easily one of the best adventure games from back in the day. It is no doubt worlds ahead of its predecessor. Apart from the aforementioned paths, this game is also unique in its cineastic way of presentation and its plot, well worthy of a true indiana jones film. You'll feel like you're really playing through a proper film they never made. And if you dread the many fist fights from the last crusade game, you can either pick another path or use the easy punch to pull you through (except against Arnold). I'm on my third playthough now and I would wholeheartedly recommend this game to any adventure game fan. I'd guess that some indy fans might prefer more action-oriented games like the later tomb-raider-likes. This game does offer an action-oriented path, but let's be frank: adventure games excel more in terms of their dialogues and puzzles.

Man this game is such a classic and it would have made a great movie adaptation. I played this game way back in the day on my 486 PC and it was such an awesome game - great storytelling, characters and plenty of Nazi scum...what more could you want from an Indiana Jones adventure? I highly recommend this game to anyone and everyone who is a fan of Indiana Jones - this is hands down a must play!