Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

It didn't matter if I played it when I was 12 years old or just recently, nearly 3 decades later. Really one of the bests games ever.

Without a doubt one of the finest Graphic Adventures ever created. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this game in the mid 90s, cool story, great gameplay and endearing characters like good ol' Indy. One of LucasArts Crown Jewels. Along with DoTT and Sam & Max! All the ambiance and the fistfights of the Indy Movies are here.

The best Indy game I ever played, and I ain't talking about them platformers and roguelikes that are so popular these days. This game is the real deal. It's a fistful of Indianalicious adventuring, wrapped in a spectacularly well-written, well-designed Lucasarts package.

If any game deserves flawless five stars, this is the one. You really feel the adventure spirit and great satisfaction in the end. Just try to finish it without walkthrough.

I've played a lot of games on a lot of systems (computers and consoles) in what's now almost thirty years. This is still my favourite game of all time. I'm partial to graphic adventures, but very much wasn't when I sat down to play it. Don't think an Indiana Jones game could be any better - its story, locations and main characters top any of the films. Shame this wasn't Indy 4! As an adventure game it's better than most others in several quantifiable ways: * Many puzzles have more than one solution. * There are three completely different paths through the game. You choose which one to take and they're all entertaining and worthwhile. The opening and finale are the same regardless of path, but the unique part is a significant portion of the game (maybe more than half of it). * The game is very long. There's loads if it but I was dismayed when I did finally finish it. One of the weaknesses of adventure games is replayability but this one has it in spades. I rarely replay any game, but I played this one far more than three times as I wanted to try and find every possible puzzle solution and attain the full amount of IQ (Indy Quotient) points. Never did get them all, think I was one puzzle short when I called it a day. Another problem people can have with adventures is getting stuck. Using a guide just ruins the game (in my opinion) so it's good that there are often multiple solutions to puzzles in this. You'll still get stuck a lot as it's not easy. Makes it a great multiplayer game as having a second or third set of eyes can help. To sum it all up: the music, settings, action - everything you get up to are in step with you being Indy in one of the films. Sophia is also the best Indy heroine. I like all the paths but the one with Sophia has to win out as what Indy film worth its salt would be without a feisty and impossible, but beautiful and irresistible sidekick? Turn off the voices, though! I have both the floppy and CD version and hate the voices.