Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

Okay this game is amazing, this game is what Indiana Jones should have been, this gam defined the genre, this game is a legend yada yada. You heard it thousand times right? I mean just look at this page, it looks like worship center. So let me tell you something that nobody told you about this game yet. It is...easy. Yup, it is not one of those Sierra games that you only retroactivly like to appear badass while in the same time you have PTSD and wake up screaming at night because you missed some one pixel size item and your progress is ruined. Instead this game is very user friendly. As long as you can use your brain you will never need to look up any solutions. Yes, there are puzzles but they are so well integrated that you will not even notice that they are puzzles, instead you will think of them as challenges, I am not solving some puzzle, I am trying to open a door to secret temple- this kind of thinking will always be with you. You will never feel like you are just playing a game.

Gut

Runs fine. Fun time.

Still a lot of replay value, 25 years after I played it for the first time. Great story, graphics & sound. I wish they would start to make games like this again =)

For one thing I did not really think the three paths were very different from each other. If you want a game that really offered three very different paths you should play Quest for Glory, which Atlantis obviously owes quite a bit to. Another was the beginning was terrific however I felt the bulk of the game was quite lonely, being almost entirely wandering around a cave and looking for orichalum. As for the Indy Points, I never understood at all what that was about. But still a good game from LucasArts, but I don't think I would ever play it again.