Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

Played this in the mid 90's on a Mac and it blew me away. From the intro right up to Atlantis' thingamajig core this felt like a true adventure. So many places to visit, so much fun doing so and to me as a kid the game really invited me to explore and be amazed at the story and the locations. Great story, carried pretty well by the design and different puzzles. Got it on Steam about a year ago and did notice that the music was not what it had been when I played on my old Mac. Read something about this having to do with the SCUMM engine and that it could be solved by downloading something. Haven't tried it myself, but will do so on the next playthrough. Worth the try, because the music is really something I never forgot about this game. Excellent. All in all, my first experience with The Fate of Atlantis was the most memorable gaming experience I've ever had.

A great adventure. I loved it from the moment I saw it on my friends Amiga 500. I kept begging my mum to buy it for x-mas. After I got it, I even burned the printed walkthrough published by a PC games magazine cause I wanted to finish it on my own! It took me weeks to finish the game, my only source of information beeing my classmates on the morning walk to school. Yes, those were the days as a pre-teen when the greatest dreams dame in small boxes and had nothing to do with the other sex ;-)

This is a fantastic game. It's just as good today as it was back then, simply because the strongest points remain strong today: The voice acting is top notch, the story is gripping and entertaining, and the puzzles are clever and difficult but also fair. One of my favorite games as a child and one I still love. Definitely worth the purchase, and I'm glad to see it here.

Played this game so often to complete all three ways to solve it.

I don't know why it took me so long to get around to playing Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis but I'm glad I finally did. I've now experienced another great point 'n' click adventure developed by Lucasarts during the 1990s, one that happens to be a computer game based on a film franchise that doesn't suck and one that actually stood out from the rest of the adventure game crowd by offering multiple paths to victory. The game's music, voice acting, graphics and puzzles may be a bit dated for a modern audience unfamiliar to the genre but I still urge you to give it a go, especially if you're curious about 1990s adventure gaming or games based on the Indiana Jones franchise. If you're a point 'n' click adventure game veteran, you've probably already played it. However, if like me you never got around to trying out the game, do yourself a favour and play it now.