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

Director:

Hal Barwood

Writers:

Hal Barwood (writer)
Noah Falstein (writer)

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

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: At the hotel in Monte Carlo during the team path, when the lights are turned off in the hotel room, if you click "Use Bedsheet" while Trottier is not in the room, Indy will say "Now is not the time" in Sophia's voice.

Quotes:

Indiana Jones: That's enough. The jar is full.

Movie Connections:

Featured in Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings (2009) (VG)

One of the best games ever made, pretty much

This was one of those revolutionary PC games that pretty much defined the future of gaming. It's an interactive puzzle game where you travel around the globe as Indiana Jones sorting together clues to advance onto other areas.

It is crafted similar to "Police Quest: Open Season" - you can choose whom to talk to, what clues to take with you, where to use the items, etc. It's very interactive and was one of the first of its kind.

I used to play it on my friend's computer all the time. Now it's really outdated and hard to find but I think if George Lucas and Stevey Boy were smart they'd throw away that turd of a script they've got going for "Indy 4" right now and use this video game plot as a spin-off. The concept of Atlantis is far more intriguing than some "Sword of Fire" or whatever they've got going now.