Indiana Jones® and the Infernal Machine™

First the good stuff: story is fantastic, very Indy, it should have been Indy 5 (since as we all know Indiana Jones and the Fate of the Atlantis is Indy 4...it is official...what do you mean "kingdom of what?") . Level design is good, levels are big, varied and make you think. Now...the bad stuff. First of all game is obviously modelled after old Tomb raiders, and it should be a praise, I love old TRs...but it is modelled only in a sense that fanfics are based on originals. Do you know how people sometimes say that Lara's movement is wooden? Well she is olympic gymnast compared to Indy, moveset in old TR's was much bigger, Lara moved faster and with purpose, animations were crisper, fights were more dynamic. Actions do not flow in this game, it is very hard to judge the jump distance (and do not even get me started on how he actually jumps...). Overall game seems like a low budget, small studio attempt at making a TR clone... once again a game based on movie proves that you can create the very definition of mediocrity and it will sell because of name recognition. If you want to play a great Indy action game you totally can! Amazing graphics, great levels, charismatic and sly protagonist...but there was some kind of issue during production and it was labeled as "Uncharted" no idea how it happened.

keeps crashing and GoG should better support its games if it's really so in favor of preservation

This is some Minecraft Jones from Indiana ... it's hard for me to rate it, but creditably I give it 5 stars.

i have this game for 6 years and still broken

except the game is hardly playable on Windows 10 PC and using the keyboard. Moving, turning is awkward. You walk against ladders for seconds before you can start to climb. You have to stand precisely on a certain 'pixel' before the action/whipping etc starts which is almost impossible