Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

Awesome Indy atmosphere and the story is so well built that it would have been worth its own movie. Unfortunately LucasArts didn't make sequels, but fortunately it's very replayable with three different paths for completing the game each with their unique puzzles. I've been searching for something similar and Flight of the Amazon Queen is a decent imitation, but there's no comparing to Atlantis.

One of best games ever. First of all the music, omg, so inspired from begin to end (Dies Irae theme..), very very beautiful and atmospheric. (just use the Soundblaster version! The best) Then the outstanding story, never banal. I think not all is fiction in this story.. and very strong message in end. Then the dialogues alltime deep and realistic. (Sophia!!) The game is also very funny, beautiful graphic vintage and with right difficulty. (I was able to complete it without help)

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is definitely a step up from it's previous game, the Last Crusade. They removed annoying gameplay sections and kept the fighting mini game to a minimum, thank god for that. It's fun to see an original storyline too, despite it being a bit game-y it does give a fresh taste to Indiana Jones and essentially acts as a fourth movie (at its time). Sophia is a good companion, however the villains are a bit too video game-like to actually be likeable. Overall it's an interesting story and it was fun to play through. I only played through the "Team Path" as its called, I'm aware there's two more that I might revisit in the future. I recommend this game to all point n click fans who enjoy a classic LucasArts adventure!

A classic, one of the best point & click adventure games ever made. This is one that actually should have been made into a movie. The unique thing with this one is that there's three different types of play throughs you can get through, so replayability is a thing. A classic Indiana Jones adventure with great Characters. It's got great music, it's got wit, it's got charm....There's really nothing not to like. A must have in the Lucas Arts Library.

Excellent, old-school adventure game.