Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

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.

A wonderful graphic adventure that reminds me of the old days when I had my first computer. There is only one problem, in the description of the game it says that it is the version with voices, the version of cd, and it is not true, it is the version of diskettes. Once in the game you cannot change it from the ScummVM options to have the game with the voices. It only gives you the option of texts. In my case I play it in Spanish but I would have liked to have the cd version with the voices included, it is the only problem that I see.

I've played many adventure games in my life and this has to be the best one I have ever played. The story should have been made into a movie!! Fantastic game definetely worth the buy!

I'll keep this short. Buy this game if you've never played it before. It's easily one of the best adventure games ever made, and it has aged well. A great mix of humour, puzzles to melt your brain & fisticuffs. They don't make em like this anymore!

If you like Indiana Jones and the last crusade game you will love Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis. I find it a bit difficult though, and I had to read the walkthrough to finish it. The part of this game I hate the most is when combining the 3 stones to open a door. I must admit that I had to try every combination of the 3 stones to succeed!!