As thrilling as Raiders of the Lost Ark, as funny as the Last Crusade, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is a fantastic point-and-click adventure where Indy travels around the world (Iceland, Paris, South America, Greece...) to discover the location of the legendary lost city of Atlantis and stop Nazis from recovering the island's powerful technology.
The Fate of Atlantis boasts clever puzzles, droll dialogues and interesting choices: about halfway though, the player can pick between three different paths, one more focused on puzzles, another more action-oriented and a third in which Indy teams up with his old flame Sophie.
A must-play and one of LucasArts' gems: the game's epic premise, quirky characters and imaginative set-pieces put the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to shame, much like Knights of the Old Republic dwarfed both the Star Wars prequels and sequels. Sometimes films could really learn something from games.
The Fate of Atlantis boasts clever puzzles, droll dialogues and interesting choices: about halfway though, the player can pick between three different paths, one more focused on puzzles, another more action-oriented and a third in which Indy teams up with his old flame Sophie.
A must-play and one of LucasArts' gems: the game's epic premise, quirky characters and imaginative set-pieces put the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to shame, much like Knights of the Old Republic dwarfed both the Star Wars prequels and sequels. Sometimes films could really learn something from games.