646f9e108c Indiana Jones must fight the nazis again in search for Atlantis and a newly discovered mineral of unbelievable power, the Orichalcum.
If there is one game that had me fascinated from beginning to the end, if there is one game that had me in dispair for finding the solution, if there is one game that reminds me of part of my life, this must be it. The storyline, the settings, the characters, the action set-pieces and the enigmas made me sometimes jump in my chair, and crave for a motion picture adapted from the game. The storyline is one of the most fascinating in years, and feels like it's the best movie never put on film. If you never played this one, you should, even now, it's one of the reasons why sometimes it feels good to have a functional 386 computer with only a diskette drive and a pc speaker with that unique kind of music. Any spectrum cult-follower knows what I mean. Mythical game, and the most addictive thing to ever grace the VGA screens ever.
While this game is now ancient by today's standards, it is still one of the best of its time period, and features a great set of puzzles that prove just difficult enough to frustrate you before you figure them out,wella helpful-but-not-too-helpful hintbook if you can find it.<br/><br/>The game features a wide range of locations, varying from jungle environments to Iceland to, yes, Atlantis. Each set is,I've mentioned, pixelated and awful by today's standard, but if one is willing to look past this at the amazing care, work, and detail that went into the game, one will find a wealth of devotion put in by the designers.<br/><br/>Replay value is also great; with three different paths and two different endings, you can choose to use your wits, fists, or teammate to make it through and defeat the Nazis.<br/><br/>Dialogue is also great, with references to movies from throughout the nineteen hundreds.

Yes there are. This game features an unique 3-way branching story with quite a few substantial differences in plot and puzzles between the storylines.<br/><br/>The first part of the story is scripted, and the player has little influence on general story outcome (you can perform actions at will, but there are sequences of actions that need to be taken to advance the scripted chain of events). The story is fixed up to the moment where Indy and Sophia return to Barnett College to find Plato's Lost Dialogue. There are three random locations where the book can be (this also has no effect on story outcome). After Indy has found the book, he returns to his office for a talk with Sophia. Sophia will then start to predict his future. This prediction summarizes the way you handled challenges in the game up to then, and based on that, Sophia will make a recommendation on how to proceed from there (which you can ignore without consequences). This is the point at which the stories diverge,you will get three answering options; you prefer the journey together with Sophia, you prefer to think your way through, or you prefer to fight your way through. Your answer determines the 'path' and the corresponding story you will take from there:<br/><br/>When you say you prefer the journey together with Sophia, Indy will take the 'Team Path', which involves challenges that require collaboration between Indy and Sophia. This journey will take them to Algiers, Monte Carlo, Crete, and a trip by submarine to Atlantis, where Sophia will be kidnapped by the Nazis upon arriving there.<br/><br/>When you say you prefer to think your way through, Indy will take the 'Wits Path', which involves challenges that require thinking and puzzle solving. This journey will take Indy to Algiers, Monte Carlo, Thera and Crete, and a trip to Atlantis by an Atlantean tram. The Germans have already arrived with Sophiatheir prisoner when Indy arrives.<br/><br/>When you say you prefer to fight your way through, Indy will take the 'Fists Path', which involves challenges mostly solved by fighting or other physical efforts. This journey takes Indy to Monte Carlo, Algiers, Crete (where you pick up Sophia), Thera, and a boat trip to Atlantis, during which Sophia will be kidnapped by Nazis again.<br/><br/>The three storylines converge at the point where Indy enters the outer ring of Atlantis, the rest of the story follows the same script, regardless of which path you took before. Yes, there are. As explained above, the second act of the game is variable, the third and final act is the same for all three paths. However, depending on your actions in the third act, several different endings can be triggered.<br/><br/>Regardless of which path you took, when you enter Atlantis' outer ring, Sophia has been kidnapped by the Nazis and locked in the dungeon. You can save her by defeating the Nazi guarding her (by fighting him or crushing him with the Atlantean statue), handing her a metal pin, lifting the prison gate, and having Sophia brace the door with the pin.
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