Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™

Everything is said in my title ! This game is one of the best point and click games ! action, mysteries, legends, adventures. I played so many hours in this game ! Hope one day Lucasfilm is gonna make a movie with this game

I can still remember the summer days and nights when I first played this on Amiga. Decades later it's still THE adventure game that I can start up any time and travel back in time. Even though I'm a big fan of the Monkey Island series, this game is by far the best adventure game LucasArts has ever made. It has everything, challenging but logical puzzles, fantastic story, great humor. If you haven't played this one and you consider yourself a fan of classic adventure games, please do. You won't regret it.

I remember playing this game for the first time in the end of 90s. I wasn't speaking english back then and I was playing it with a dictionary in hand. It took me forever to get through the game. I still have the floppy of it. Anyway it is a great game with three different play throughs and tons of great gags. (the humorous nod to Schwarzenegger is great) When I learned english I enjoyed the game even more. It is great game immortal classic. When I converted to Mac it was first game I bought. Old love.

This game, as expected, has very retro graphics. However, I still enjoyed playing the game very much. It reminded me of playing Police Quest I. Seems like there are a few different paths to success, and the casual gamer can peruse online walk-thrus, should that be necessary. The more serious gamer, of course, can fight through to the bitter end. There is a lot of positive content in this game that makes it worthwhile to purchase. It worked perfectly on my Windows 7, 64 bit computer.

'Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis' is the Indiana Jones movie that most people wish they got instead of 'Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'. (Admittedly, I actually didn't mind 'KotCS'.) 'Fate of Atlantis' is an exciting Indiana Jones adventure that spans the globe, with multiple ways to solve key puzzles. Dialogues are snappy and funny, and puzzles -- while obtuse and challenging at times -- were well designed. It's a shame that there has been no worthy follow-ups to this fantastic LucasArts game because the Indiana Jones franchise is ripe for more adventure games like this, Indiana Jones is an enduring icon, and seeing Harrison Ford age on the silver screen as Indiana Jones is unbearable.