Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

When it came out, it was regarded as the best adventure game ever made. 20 years later, it still is.

This is one of the best games ever made and replaying it brings back a lto of joy and memories. However, missing Save/Load option makes the game impossible to progress in multiple occasions. If you do not answer questions correctly you get stuck in a loop in certain areas of the game. Please, please, bring back the Load/Save option, other wise you would have ruined this game :\ Basically, as it is right now I woudl have to follow a manual and be devoided of any pleasure of actually solving things on my own. As a suggestion for the GOG team: for future when dealing with quest games always add Load/Save features please.

To me this game was the summum of the point and click. I missed a few of the great classics like green fandango, so I don't want to say this one was the best, but it's definitely up there. I have played it many times over the years, from when I was 8 to now that I'm almost 30... But let's be honest a second, it's impossible to finish the game without Sophia, right?

The graphics are beautiful and there's a good sense of humor, I also like how you travel for adventures... But there stops the fun for me. The puzzles are usually very tedious (pixel hunting in a pitch black room, or slowly wandering around a giant space to solve an obscure puzzle isnt my idea of fun), they are usually boring to solve, or absurd in their resolution. The story hasnt drawn me in either. I know it's not very fair to judge this game by today standards, but neither is doing it with nostalgic eyes.

This is the game that made my cousin back when there was no intrenet to decide to quit gaming for good. He had already played Monkey Island 1 and 2 and this was the 3rd Lucas game he bought. He spended 3 days trying to solve the Bull's Horns riddle in Crete. This is the stupidest riddle ever. But even with the hintbook riddles such as the robot statue that guards the door seem too difficult to figure out on your own. Objects that you need to reuse many times. Things in the background that you need to notice like the final stones alignment. In Monkey island 2 there was a moment where there is a phone in a tree in the Jungle and you talk to someone. The recent commentary that was added in game says that this was the voice of the woman that worked in the help center and that they made more money from the phonecalls asking for help than they got from the game itself.