Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (1992) (VG)

User Rating:

9.1/10   

Director:

Hal Barwood

Writers:

Hal Barwood (writer)
Noah Falstein (writer)
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Genre:

Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Mystery

Plot:

Indiana Jones must fight the nazis again in search for Atlantis and a newly discovered mineral of unbelievable power, the Orichalcum. |

Plot Keywords:

Indiana Jones | Atlantis | Nazi | Fight | Leather Jacket

Cast

Denny Delk	...	(voice)
David Gitin	...	(voice)
Jane Jacobs	...	Sophia Hapgood / French woman / Ticket taker (voice)
Nick Jameson	...	Dr. Hans Ubermann (voice)
Doug Lee	...	Indiana Jones / Alain Trottier (voice)
Joe Paulino	...	(voice)
David Traylor

Directed by
Hal Barwood

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Hal Barwood		writer
Noah Falstein		writer
George Lucas		characters

Produced by
Shelly Day	....	producer

Original Music by
Clint Bajakian
Michael Land
Peter McConnell

Art Department
Anson Jew	....	animator
Sean Turner	....	additional art

Sound Department
Clint Bajakian	....	sound
Robert Marsanyi	....	sound
J. Anthony White	....	sound

Animation Department
Sean Turner	....	additional animator

Other crew
Heinrich Lenhardt	....	translation support
Boris Schneider	....	translator: translation to German

Production Companies

• LucasArts Entertainment Company (as Lucasfilm Games)

Distributors

• U.S. Gold Ltd. (I) (1992) (worldwide) (all media)

Also Known As:

Indy 4 (USA) (informal short title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Company:

LucasArts Entertainment Company

Trivia:

The LucasArts logo can be seen several times in the Knossos labyrinth, depicted on walls.

Goofs:

Audio/visual unsynchronized: When Indy asks Sophia if she "found Nur-Ab-Sal" after she falls in the hole at the dig site, she says "you're dead meat!" twice to Indy. However, the screen text implies that she says something a little nastier instead of "dead meat", both times.

Quotes:

[about Sophia]
Klaus Kerner: Jones was a better man than I thought, if he could tolerate HER!

Movie Connections:

References Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) (VG)

Gripping... a quality game

One of the things I like most about this game, and the reason I like this over any other game, is the completely different storylines. Depending on what you say, you'll either find yourself fighting everyone, outsmarting everyone, or working with your partner. This game had three completely different stories, each fit to be a movie, and the graphics for the time it was released are astounding. I also like the comments the characters would often say, and the manner in which it was programmed. I only wish more games, now with newer graphics, could be like this.