Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2021

  throwing wine bottles at nazis and chinese is a pastime of mine since i was 6 years old
• gamedeal user

  Jan 22, 2023

  sign up for retroachievements account and buy ps2 version of this game, then wait for achievements for this game to show up. PC version is junk. have to use dxwin just to play it.
• Kumail

  Mar 3, 2023

  I wish I found out about this game earlier. indiana jones is modelled after harrison ford himself yet the game offers an all new original story which isn’t inspired by the movies. for a 2003 game. indiana jones offers great gameplay. the use of the iconic whip, the variety of melee weapons. the use of firearm. for a 20 year old game, it holds up well graphically and is easily accessible on modern resolutions. the game worked like a charm at 60 frames on 1440p for me. great level designs and locations, each level takes you into a different location where something new’s usually introduced . the iconic whip works like a grappling hook and as a weapon which allows you to disarm enemies. a great action adventure game with fairly tough combat, great platforming and intriguing puzzles. the only criticism I do have about this game is the lack of save points. the game automatically saves at a given points through out the games which is usually the case for older titles. dropping into this game felt like a breath of fresh air. the game’s essentially like tomb raider and uncharted without the steroids. players who love uncharted and tomb raider will feel right at home while playing this game. for people who appreciate order games, I wholeheartedly recommend this game. the emperor's tomb leaves me intrigued for what machine games has in store for their upcoming indiana jones game.
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2023

  I played this game on the PS2 as a kid and got really scared of the white alligators and shut the game off. 10/10
• Jello Puddin' Pop

  Jun 16, 2023

  This belongs in a museum.
• Olipro

  Jul 19, 2023

  The gameplay is from 2008. The graphisms are from 2006. The story is from 1980. The game is from 2003. This is an untemporal masterpiece.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2018

  The Best and Greatest Indiana Jones game ever made! Yes it's from 2003 and so the puzzles, combat and story are a little dated but I loved it then and still do now. To this day, it's still the best globe-trekking, nazi killing, treasure hunting video game adaption of Indiana Jones ever. Fortune and Glory to whoever put this old gem on Steam
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2018

  Spent month in 2004 (or was it 2005?) jumping and running from tank. Ahh... Indiana Jones! Skip cutscene, jump, run. Ahh... Indiana Jones! Skip cutscene, jump, run. Ahh... Indiana Jones! Skip cutscene... I did finish that level eventualy. Works on Windows 8.1 with compability Win XP SP 2.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2018

  Still great. Has smaller compatibility problems, for example if you alt-tab the game will crash but, overall, is still an enjoyable adventure.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2018

  IT'S FINALLY ON STEAM! I already gave up hope because the game was added to GOG like 2.5 years ago. If you have never played this game, in short, this is the best Indiana Jones game ever made. I completed it a dozen times at least. Now, I want to list a few of the most remarkable things about the game. 1. Music. Ambient music is a masterpiece. Extremely atmospheric. During combat there is orchestral music, which is simply brilliant, and it means a lot from someone who hates orchestral music like me. This game is worth buying even solely for the music. 2. Combat. Platforming sections play a major role in the game, but there's nothing too exceptional about them. The combat though is incredibly enjoyable, despite being two-button and having just a few combos. That is, if you fight with fists or melee weapons. There are guns, and sometimes they are useful, but I recommend not to use them too often - the game is much more enjoyable without them. 3. Atmosphere. It's one of the most atmospheric games I've ever played, and I've played a lot, trust me. Also, it's worth mentioning that unlike in movies, where Indiana spent most of the time in one place, there are quite a few of different and sometimes unexpected locations. It definitely contributes to the atmosphere of adventure.