My father and I spent 6 hours one Christmas morning and day working to get the sound card going in the new computer. When it was done we fired this up.... oh man I still feel goosebumps about how enthralled I was by the incredible graphics and sound.... best christmas I have in my memory!!
Oh yeah, played this on my Win 3.1 setup with 8 mb ram and 512 mb memory lol, this has almost made me emotional, my best friend of those days, my folks, my life, everything was so good back in the 90s
@@supermasterPIK yep PC speaker, but my first PC did come with Soundblasters too though DOS games like Alley Cat, Pac Man, Paratroopers, Dangerous Dave, Indiana Jones etc used PC speakers
i 100% agree ....the game still looks great in all its pixelated glory....it`s even better with audio,the first time i played it i didnt have this luxury
I could not complete this game alone as Indi without sophia was stuck in the desert. Felt as it was easier with sophia along you, maby i could today, i was just a kid back then
No woke propaganda. No mobile games aside from handheld games. My Steam account is gone. Once you see the pagan symbolism and propaganda, it's impossible to unsee.
This is the "TEAM STORYLINE" remember there are 2 alternative storylines or "paths", you get to choose your path at 1:07:58 depending on what you respond to Sophia. It is highly recommended to save game here and come back once you end game, and then play the other 2 paths. The game truly changes.
I played as a team the first time around, thinking it would've just ended up that way regardless. When playing through it again, years later, I found that you could play nearly three entirely different games. I preferred the 'thinking your way through' it stretched the game out even more with great puzzles. Such a well made game for the time.
I never really played the game but I remember my dad playing it for hours and hours and I’d sit next to him watching impressed! I was 6! Truly amazing game! Thanks for the video!
I loved this game at the time. Imagine if they would have properly adapted it for an actual Indy movie. The pieces are there in this game and this would have been a great film.
@@Caro_BlackMagdalene What makes this claim even funnier, is the fact that the game actually came with a hint book that made it incredibly easy (even easier than it already was, because all Lucas Arts Adventures were linear and easy, unlike those from Sierra)
I absolutely love this game. My dad used to play it when I was younger and I would spend hours watching him, mesmerized by it. The first time I completed it by myself I felt so proud. The soundtrack is amazing, as well as the plot and the graphics, that never grow old. Such a masterpiece!
One of my favorite LucasArts games, next to the others released around that time. I still have my original discs and boxes for them all, including this one.
@@hrrrrghOtacon Yeah. It was very common for games to ask for Manual codes at the start in the 90's. Games back then got easily pirated and manuals photocopied.
Oh yes. There were all kinds of crazy "off-disk" anti-piracy measures. Some games came with tiny, thick books with light red text containing codes to look up. You saw the color red used in these a lot because apparently it was the color that photocopiers of the day had the biggest problem with. The "Dial-a-Pirate" rotating cardboard wheel with Secret of Monkey Island was a particularly interesting one.
Well I actually finished my first playthrough ever today without the help of any guide or manual, it almost drove me nuts. After finishing it, I discovered through reviews there’s a path and iq system. I beat the teams path with the alternative ending in a total playtime of 19 hours. Came here to see how the heck I was supposed to bring Sophia together with me at Atlantis, as I got to a point in which after saying all the lines I could at the scepter’s room, Indy would just say: “take it easy while I look around” and didn’t let me change the camera to the necklace like the video shows, so I guess I was unlucky enough to find a weird glitch in an almost 30 year old game.
@@Dass_Jennir Unfortunately this genre was pretty well known for them. With so many different flags and toggles in their code, it is possible to find yourself down a specific branch with an untested state and come to a dead end because of it.
Damn..this reminds me of my childhood. I was about 6 or 7 when my dad got me this game. I used to spend so many hours playing this game and when i beat it, I played it again. This play through is giving me hardcore nostalgia
The voice of the professor caught me off guard, I was playing this as a child with my dad and he always read it to me in the most sincere voice, since our version had no voice over. I almost pissed myself laughing when I heard the voice in the game :D :D :D
I remember this wonderful game when I was a kid. I looked videogame magazines when it came out and I just freaked out with those graphics. "Last Crusade" was a fantastic game, but this one was even better. They should have made a movie from this same story. It would have been great.
@@obtainerofrareantiquities4452 It would have had to be made in the early 90s though, when Ford could still have played the part. I also wish that Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix had been made.
Thank You for this video.It brings me back to my carefree youth, when I enjoyed wonderful games like this one and other similar games from LucasArts and SIERRA.
It's a masterpiece. I grew up playing this game. The twisted plot, the puzzle, the gameplay so amazing. Well this lucastart at that time far more 'friendly' than its competitor Sierra Inc, which gameplay is so fragile (death comes so easily)
I wouldn't even know this game existed unless they included it in Staff of Kings. Playing through this on the Wii was great. Using the remote for a point and click game on the TV is very intuitive.
I only had the trial version of this game and I badly wanted to play the full version but never got one. The Crete level brought me nostalgic memories back. Thanks for the upload!
36:37 😄🙂🙂 Wonderful reference to the ending of Last Crusade, where Sean Connery revealed where he took the Indiana name from! That made me smile at the attention to the lore details.
@@lexiheart6558 Well instead of fate of Atlantis we got Dial of Destiny. 3 out of 5 Indiana Jones movies which were very good isn't bad for Harrison Ford. Christopher Reeve got 2 out of 4 with his Superman movie sequels.
One of my favorite games of all time...have very fond memories of playing this on my trusty 386, which didn’t even have a sound card! PC speaker for the win! 😀
I bought this game and it was so much fun. Alas, I was rubbish at it and had to buy the hint book in the end to get myself out of that horrendous maze. One of the great features of this game was that you could play it in three modes: the teams mode shown here, the solo problem-solving mode, and the punch-em-up mode for those who wanted lots of fighting. That's a lot of game for your money.
To be honest: I sometimes do wonder a bit how people found out the solutions to some of those puzzles - yet I guess I witnessed my brother doing it back then by just trying out. But for todays standards it’s quite tricky and most people today would just quit.
@@stardust6004back then with no internet, you couldnt just google the walkthrough, if you got stuck you were stuck, but when you progressed it was really rewarding :)
The way they integrated Atlantis, the minotaur myth, and nazi eugenics/medical experiments is genius. And a pretty dark theme for a 90's game, or even an Indiana Jones movie. When you think of it, the part from 3:45:00 onwards is pretty messed up. Was this Nur-ab-sal guy the dr. Mengele of the bronze age, looking for their version of the ubermensch? That lava pit looks like it was used as a primitive cremation oven, and those deformed skeletons seem to be remains of people he experimented on. Were these the kids that were sacrificed to the minotaur in the Greek myth?
Your theory about the minotaur myth is even more messed up when you consider the fact that in the Wits Path, the Labyrinth of Knossos is directly linked to Atlantis by multiple undersea subway tunnels. Did the Minoans have to send people down there only to be crammed into a train car for a one way trip?
@@pycnopodia4197 It's an Even more messed up theory when you consider the dark possibility that the Minoan Temples and Bull Mythos might well have been the result, of *ATLANTEAN OCCUPATION* and that they were forced to make these temples, and send tribute to the atlantean cities.
When I bought Indiana Jones on the Wii the best thing about it... Was this game bundled with that. Most enjoyment I had from the purchase was playing this. Worth it. Kinda wish this got ported to the 3DS or SWITCH. Just this. Not the Wii game it was bundled with.
Thank you, that game is legend, like the main Character. I lost the book with the codes to start. I had to spend half afternoon trying all the combinations of rotating stones before to start. It was worth it.
I agree. You can tell the artists and story writers really liked creating games. The attention to detail and complexity is second to none for the time. And there wasn't any easy way to make these assets back then, they had to create each animation pixel by pixel, frame by frame.
I remember this. Amazing. Wish they'd make another version of this and/or a decent rpg third person game of Indiana Jones. Something like Uncharted with puzzles and all, but the sort of sloppy combat Indy does like they attempted to do with some of the older games.
Watching the title sequence I got PTSD of me, 14-15 years old, trying to install this and get the sound to work on my MS DOS PC by fiddling with the BIOS and Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 sound card configuration... I did finally get it to work!
Still my fav. Lucasarts Adventure. Fantastic cutscenes and voice acting...who would have guessed that this was the end of the enjoyable "Indy Products" for the next 30+ Years...
Thank you for this!!! Bring me a lot of memories!!! BTW, there's a way to finish the game alone? (I remember when you decided if team up or not with Sophia, I selected alone and I wasn't able to finish it).
Yes i know! There are actually three paths to finish. Team up with Sophia, Two alone path's . Lot's of action and fighting (Fists) then 3rd alone but with (Wits) I have completed them all..
@@thriftweeds thank you for the information! I missed something when I was playing with Sophia that I wasn't able to finish it! (was like 20 years ago, lol)
geeees, was 9 yrs old when i played that, but i didnt understood enough english. so i can only watch until i got stuck. i need to finish this game i started 28yrs ago.. i thought they called indie games cause indiana jones.. xD thx for the upload dude, wonderfull
My father was an alcoholic but i still remember the good times we had playing this game! i could not figure out how to save the game so i started it over every time. The music in the backround and the jokes made it so special
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My father and I spent 6 hours one Christmas morning and day working to get the sound card going in the new computer. When it was done we fired this up.... oh man I still feel goosebumps about how enthralled I was by the incredible graphics and sound.... best christmas I have in my memory!!
That's a very cool story/memory.
Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays!
Awesome memories
Oh yes the oldschool sound cards with jumpers for IRQ configuration and the option to choose between low price and compatibility LOL
Yes. It was around 1997? at that time you had to either set on DOS the IRQ DMA etc or manually adjust the jumpers on the card phisically.
Enthralled? I doubt it.
the Golden Age of DOS games.. the nostalgia is overwhelming
Oh yeah, played this on my Win 3.1 setup with 8 mb ram and 512 mb memory lol, this has almost made me emotional, my best friend of those days, my folks, my life, everything was so good back in the 90s
@@NoName-bb2pu PC Speaker?
@@supermasterPIK yep PC speaker, but my first PC did come with Soundblasters too though DOS games like Alley Cat, Pac Man, Paratroopers, Dangerous Dave, Indiana Jones etc used PC speakers
The art in this game is just as amazing now as it was back then.
@woooudo POV-pushing on a video game, really?
i 100% agree ....the game still looks great in all its pixelated glory....it`s even better with audio,the first time i played it i didnt have this luxury
This is the true Indiana Jones 4.
mattalgrand - Cracking comment! You’re absolutely right! Gaming as art, filling the void where cinema failed (IMO the fourth movie is awful!)
You stole my words. I was about to write the same! Great!
They making Indy 5 in 2021 so there's still time...
@@everygrainofsand The fourth IS awful.
Absolute truth. They had Indy 4 already done with this game. Instead we got crystal skull 🙄
a game from more civilized times
I was there... the old world was beautiful.
@@clinicalpsychologist Yes it was when i got Eye of the Beholder 1 and 2 Underworld , Gods , Magic Pockets I LOVED IT
Indeed. I miss graphic adventure games like this.
90s were the golden age of gaming, and much more things. Period. Unbeatable times.
Couldn’t agree more.
The story, the myth, the puzzle, the love, the jokes, the ending, are great. This is how Indy 4 should be.
This IS Indy 4.
This isn’t Indy 4 . It’s actually trash
Yes, this is exactly how Indy 4 should be. Funny, engaging, suspenseful and adventurous.
@@bigbionk And Tyler too. Bwaaaaak!
I swear Indy V pulled some ideas from this game - particularly the Mediterranean and Ancient Greek setting and the diving sequence.
Playing this game felt so great. It was like a movie.
much better than the last movie: Dial of destiny (2023)
@@ricklion69 They've ruined my entire childhood. 😔😔😔
One of my favourite games of all time :)
i ever stacked in Atlantic Airlock Entrance (in dark screen) .. never finished..
favorite*
I could not complete this game alone as Indi without sophia was stuck in the desert. Felt as it was easier with sophia along you, maby i could today, i was just a kid back then
Mine as well
Ooooh yesss!!! I loved it!!!
The most beautiful experience of my gaming childhood.
ahhh the good ol Days of Point and Click adventures! ^.^
Yeah it was… really nice.
@@CyborgMargarette From truly better days....... Non AAA Mugging price days.... good god..
No woke propaganda. No mobile games aside from handheld games. My Steam account is gone. Once you see the pagan symbolism and propaganda, it's impossible to unsee.
@@derp8575haha, conspiracy theorist
The credits still rolling as you're playing... fantastic transition. This game is timeless.
Shut up.
This is the "TEAM STORYLINE" remember there are 2 alternative storylines or "paths", you get to choose your path at 1:07:58 depending on what you respond to Sophia. It is highly recommended to save game here and come back once you end game, and then play the other 2 paths. The game truly changes.
I played as a team the first time around, thinking it would've just ended up that way regardless. When playing through it again, years later, I found that you could play nearly three entirely different games. I preferred the 'thinking your way through' it stretched the game out even more with great puzzles. Such a well made game for the time.
12 year old me chose to fight the bouncer so I played the "solo violent" path. I did manage to do all 3 paths though, Teamwork was the easiest
@@52BLUE content , mechanics etc over visuals anyday a lesson that sadly been lost to some that declares to work in 'interactive' media these days :/
Nice fez.@@52BLUE
yes, wits is the hardest ,,
I used to play this at work while programming and no-one was watching. Ah happy memories. Was brilliant and would have made a great movie
90s, the golden era of PC gaming ( and a lot of other things )
Like your mom? She's a 90's classic that I spent a lot of time on.
I never really played the game but I remember my dad playing it for hours and hours and I’d sit next to him watching impressed! I was 6! Truly amazing game! Thanks for the video!
Same! Windows 95!
Literally one of the best games ever made. They'll never make them like this again.
They could, but won't. We live in a time of dumbed down games, full of propaganda.
@@derp8575 truth
Toralmente de acuerdo.
This is what made me a gamer.
James bond goldeneye for me.
Same! This game is just incredible.
Best intro sequence to any game, ever.
I loved this game at the time.
Imagine if they would have properly adapted it for an actual Indy movie. The pieces are there in this game and this would have been a great film.
The closest we’ll ever get to an Indiana Jones movie that takes place _during_ WWII.
A classic. I used to run up huge telephone bills for my poor parents by phoning the Lucas Arts helpline every time I got stuck.
I didn't know there was a Lucas Arts helpline xD that's funny!
@@Caro_BlackMagdaleneeveryone knew that , you moron.
@@Caro_BlackMagdalene What makes this claim even funnier, is the fact that the game actually came with a hint book that made it incredibly easy (even easier than it already was, because all Lucas Arts Adventures were linear and easy, unlike those from Sierra)
@@ShadowAngel1860yours came with the game? When I got this game the hint book was something you had to order.
@@ShadowAngel1860No creo que este juego sea tan fácil,estuve desde el principio golpeando mi cabeza contra la pared
You know what's impressive? This game accounted for dark adaptation. This is simply brilliant!
I absolutely love this game. My dad used to play it when I was younger and I would spend hours watching him, mesmerized by it. The first time I completed it by myself I felt so proud. The soundtrack is amazing, as well as the plot and the graphics, that never grow old. Such a masterpiece!
Ithink first play is Teams, Then 2and and then Wit Path.
one of the first cd rom games i ever owned and played love it thanks guy!!!
I love it you include the password intro, ahh bring back old sweet memories
One of my favorite LucasArts games, next to the others released around that time. I still have my original discs and boxes for them all, including this one.
Omg. One of my most favorite games when I was little.
Man, I don't recall this having voice acting.
Also, Sophia was my first videogame crush.
They added that later. The original did not have voice acting. Same with Monkey Island and other early Lucasarts point and click adventures.
She is annoying...
My first kiss on a U-boat, never forget.
A PLAYER TODAY DOES NOT PASS THE FIRST SCREEN WITHOUT HELP.
Was that first screen made to prevent piracy?
@@hrrrrghOtacon Yeah. It was very common for games to ask for Manual codes at the start in the 90's. Games back then got easily pirated and manuals photocopied.
Oh yes. There were all kinds of crazy "off-disk" anti-piracy measures. Some games came with tiny, thick books with light red text containing codes to look up. You saw the color red used in these a lot because apparently it was the color that photocopiers of the day had the biggest problem with. The "Dial-a-Pirate" rotating cardboard wheel with Secret of Monkey Island was a particularly interesting one.
Well I actually finished my first playthrough ever today without the help of any guide or manual, it almost drove me nuts. After finishing it, I discovered through reviews there’s a path and iq system. I beat the teams path with the alternative ending in a total playtime of 19 hours.
Came here to see how the heck I was supposed to bring Sophia together with me at Atlantis, as I got to a point in which after saying all the lines I could at the scepter’s room, Indy would just say: “take it easy while I look around” and didn’t let me change the camera to the necklace like the video shows, so I guess I was unlucky enough to find a weird glitch in an almost 30 year old game.
@@Dass_Jennir Unfortunately this genre was pretty well known for them. With so many different flags and toggles in their code, it is possible to find yourself down a specific branch with an untested state and come to a dead end because of it.
My family and I loved this game! Thanks so much for the upload😊 great memories
I still remember fighting the guard for Sophia's honor, and loving every second of it.
(come to think of it, I think it was just picking a fight with the guard lol)
like a movie for 4 hours. i still remember all how i cleared all. thx
I loved this game. Grew up with this one. Played this multiple times.
Damn..this reminds me of my childhood. I was about 6 or 7 when my dad got me this game. I used to spend so many hours playing this game and when i beat it, I played it again. This play through is giving me hardcore nostalgia
1987년생 입니까? 저도 7살때 이 게임을 처음 했습니다
The voice of the professor caught me off guard, I was playing this as a child with my dad and he always read it to me in the most sincere voice, since our version had no voice over. I almost pissed myself laughing when I heard the voice in the game :D :D :D
Speech was added 5 years later on CD edition.
Absolutely love this game, especially the soundtrack. True classic!
No-one asked you , fatass
Especially the soundtrack
@@briandowers851 fight me
I remember this wonderful game when I was a kid. I looked videogame magazines when it came out and I just freaked out with those graphics.
"Last Crusade" was a fantastic game, but this one was even better. They should have made a movie from this same story. It would have been great.
Agreed. Imagine how much better this game would've been than crystal skull
Omg me too I read the magazines and dreams of these games. We are all truly the same
I agree. This would have made a far better movie than king-dumb of the crystal dull. The story felt good enough to be a theatrical release.
@@obtainerofrareantiquities4452 It would have had to be made in the early 90s though, when Ford could still have played the part.
I also wish that Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix had been made.
"The Last Crusade" game is very good, but they didn't do a talkie version, like "The Fate of Atlantis".
Thank You for this video.It brings me back to my carefree youth, when I enjoyed wonderful games like this one and other similar games from LucasArts and SIERRA.
Thank you so much for uploading! It bring me back to my childhood ;)
"Hermocrates, a friend of Socrates" lives rent free in my head
I got stuck on that part a lot of time !
It's a masterpiece. I grew up playing this game. The twisted plot, the puzzle, the gameplay so amazing.
Well this lucastart at that time far more 'friendly' than its competitor Sierra Inc, which gameplay is so fragile (death comes so easily)
I just got hit by the Nostalgia Train ... a true masterpiece
Funny. Your mom got pregnant during a train.
I truly hate to be that guy, but this came out 30 years ago... And it's still the best Indiana Jones game ever!
I so wanted the Atlantis mythology to make it to film. I absolutely loved this game.
Why they never did baffles me. Amazing story with the oricalchum.
@@WiddericLucas fucked up
2'86 pc 20mb HD with 10 floppydisks for the installation ..., and a monochrome screen..., with no sound ... and this epic tale! I was in wonderland.
Floppy disks were sooo slow too. Each one took 5-10 minutes to load all the data off.
I felt more adventure, magic, and imagination in this game than any modern 3D game ever created in the last 20 years!
And Monkey Island 2
Limitations and good design can create a solid game experience.
Duke Nukem 3D, Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Prince of Persia, Elder Scrolls Arena, MK1, Night Trap, Super Contra.......
„Think BIG like the Americans…“
I love the Hal Harwood Indy games. Fantastic story writing with subtle and cool Lucasfilm-Games humor.
Love how kerner always strokes his hair back, and sophia always flicks hers back 💙🙂
I was a kid playing that Staff of Odin game on the Wii and the full version of this game was in there as well. Loved it so much.
I Thought that it was called staff of kings
@@thejman5683cause you're stupid.
I remember unlocking this gem while playing Staff of Kings. One of the best point and click games EVER
I wouldn't even know this game existed unless they included it in Staff of Kings. Playing through this on the Wii was great. Using the remote for a point and click game on the TV is very intuitive.
It has so many ways to finish it that it'd need at least 8 videos to really show the game! Amazing production of LucasArts
This game givess me a lot of good memories and sensations :) It really makes you think and learn new stuff, specially as a child!
No it doesn't. Shut up fatty
"Once I'm a god, I'm sending you straight to hell."
Badass line right there.
I only had the trial version of this game and I badly wanted to play the full version but never got one. The Crete level brought me nostalgic memories back. Thanks for the upload!
36:37 😄🙂🙂
Wonderful reference to the ending of Last Crusade, where Sean Connery revealed where he took the Indiana name from! That made me smile at the attention to the lore details.
I remember the feeling of exploring that college like wow nostalgia hit me hard there.
you didn't get very far then?
@@seanp8220 no i beat it a few times
Lucasarts made great classic games for the PC-CDROM. This is one game that deserves a movie adaptation
Full Throttle too.
Greetings from the future. I have bad news for you....
@@lexiheart6558 Well instead of fate of Atlantis we got Dial of Destiny. 3 out of 5 Indiana Jones movies which were very good isn't bad for Harrison Ford. Christopher Reeve got 2 out of 4 with his Superman movie sequels.
@@rogerstephenroth8073 no-one asked you ,retard.
@@rogerstephenroth8073 fight me
My favorite game of all time. Period.
Now I've been playing this every day since the 90s but not gone through. Thanks for this video I finally finished this masterpiece!
This was made when I was born and I played these games with my dad when I was 6-7 years old.
Man I loved this game. I wish there’d more games like this.
I think no one today puts so much effort into a game today like it´s been in those times. It was a REAL adventure.
Best Indy Game I have ever played. This game is insane and full of surprise.
Thanks bro..for virtually watch gameplay of this game..I’ve been waiting to end the game for my unfinished game almost 28 years ago
Oh the nostalgia is kicking in hard with this one
The best indiana jones movie that was never made
Indy really must have had a massive airplane ticket allowance
This game and The Dig are among the best games ever made, although I preferred the silent versions, as the voices sounded too silly.
Yeah, they lacked the proper intonations
I only know the voice version and the voices are a huge part of the enjoyment for me.
Why Hollywood, who don't make anything original anyway, don't make The Dig into a film is beyond me (Netflix film notwithstanding).
Broken Sword 1 talkie is amazing. Day of the tentacle too
I never heard his voice! Maybe I turned it off or wast it there?
I feel like I’m wrapped up in a warm fuzzy blanket of nostalgia. Thank you for this.
One of my favorite games of all time...have very fond memories of playing this on my trusty 386, which didn’t even have a sound card! PC speaker for the win! 😀
Omg my 386 dx2
...with 25 MHz. 😊
LOL, those were the days...
@@thorstenwinter6075 386SX40 with 2 megs of ram, I'll never forget
@@thorstenwinter6075 486/50
Best documentary on Atlantis.
Was looking for this comment. Oddly in my feed just today.
Thank you! Many good old memories back from the 90's.
I bought this game and it was so much fun. Alas, I was rubbish at it and had to buy the hint book in the end to get myself out of that horrendous maze.
One of the great features of this game was that you could play it in three modes: the teams mode shown here, the solo problem-solving mode, and the punch-em-up mode for those who wanted lots of fighting. That's a lot of game for your money.
To be honest: I sometimes do wonder a bit how people found out the solutions to some of those puzzles - yet I guess I witnessed my brother doing it back then by just trying out. But for todays standards it’s quite tricky and most people today would just quit.
Cause you're both Stoopid
@@stardust6004especially you. You're stupid n smell bad.
@@stardust6004back then with no internet, you couldnt just google the walkthrough, if you got stuck you were stuck, but when you progressed it was really rewarding :)
I played the CD version years later as a kid. Haha wow, I didn't even realize it had copy protection. What a trip...
The way they integrated Atlantis, the minotaur myth, and nazi eugenics/medical experiments is genius. And a pretty dark theme for a 90's game, or even an Indiana Jones movie.
When you think of it, the part from 3:45:00 onwards is pretty messed up. Was this Nur-ab-sal guy the dr. Mengele of the bronze age, looking for their version of the ubermensch? That lava pit looks like it was used as a primitive cremation oven, and those deformed skeletons seem to be remains of people he experimented on. Were these the kids that were sacrificed to the minotaur in the Greek myth?
Your theory about the minotaur myth is even more messed up when you consider the fact that in the Wits Path, the Labyrinth of Knossos is directly linked to Atlantis by multiple undersea subway tunnels. Did the Minoans have to send people down there only to be crammed into a train car for a one way trip?
@@pycnopodia4197 It's an Even more messed up theory when you consider the dark possibility that the Minoan Temples and Bull Mythos might well have been the result, of *ATLANTEAN OCCUPATION* and that they were forced to make these temples, and send tribute to the atlantean cities.
@@pycnopodia4197fight me bitch
When I bought Indiana Jones on the Wii the best thing about it... Was this game bundled with that. Most enjoyment I had from the purchase was playing this. Worth it. Kinda wish this got ported to the 3DS or SWITCH. Just this. Not the Wii game it was bundled with.
Thank you, that game is legend, like the main Character. I lost the book with the codes to start. I had to spend half afternoon trying all the combinations of rotating stones before to start. It was worth it.
The book is on google ;)
@@tessagoode8616 wooooow!!!!
you had to put in a code to just play the game?
@@Cluez31 yes, if you don't have the instruction manual, you don't have the code to start.
@@AlfredoStandard Was that like a way to stop piracy in the past or .....?
Absolutely loved this play through. Me and my husband binge watched it 😂 thank you 🙏
Such great memories!! Love this game. Love the guybrush avatar too. Man 90s adventure games were the best.
The ending of the first time I played this was the bad guy turning into a lamb hahaha. :D
Such a wonderful game, I must play it again!
Played this game with my father. Gamers nowadays missed out on beautiful games like this.
Oh god, how I loved this game. One of the 1st adventures I played... Good memories!!
I got stuck in the room with the sarcophagus and never got past it. I am so glad to see this posted.
Brings back ol memories. I was only 6 yo when playing this game😢
Never played this , but money island I & II , x-wing , day of the tentacle are awesome, lucas arts was a seal of quality .
I agree. You can tell the artists and story writers really liked creating games. The attention to detail and complexity is second to none for the time. And there wasn't any easy way to make these assets back then, they had to create each animation pixel by pixel, frame by frame.
Day of the Tentacle was my favorit game of all.
Loved this era of pc games
Fate of Atlantis
Day of the tentacles
Sam and max hit the road
Phantasmagoria
Dont forget Full Throttle and The Dig
"I'm selling these fine leather jackets." I didn't know that was a line in this and Full Throttle.
Mad props for posting this.
wow.... so many memories...
I remember this. Amazing. Wish they'd make another version of this and/or a decent rpg third person game of Indiana Jones. Something like Uncharted with puzzles and all, but the sort of sloppy combat Indy does like they attempted to do with some of the older games.
Watching the title sequence I got PTSD of me, 14-15 years old, trying to install this and get the sound to work on my MS DOS PC by fiddling with the BIOS and Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 sound card configuration... I did finally get it to work!
Still my fav. Lucasarts Adventure. Fantastic cutscenes and voice acting...who would have guessed that this was the end of the enjoyable "Indy Products" for the next 30+ Years...
ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO GAMES EVER!
4-hour long gameplay, but the first time you run through it you feel like it took ages.
This game is so beautiful, a work of art!
Thank you for this!!! Bring me a lot of memories!!!
BTW, there's a way to finish the game alone? (I remember when you decided if team up or not with Sophia, I selected alone and I wasn't able to finish it).
Yes i know! There are actually three paths to finish. Team up with Sophia, Two alone path's . Lot's of action and fighting (Fists) then 3rd alone but with (Wits) I have completed them all..
@@thriftweeds thank you for the information!
I missed something when I was playing with Sophia that I wasn't able to finish it! (was like 20 years ago, lol)
geeees, was 9 yrs old when i played that, but i didnt understood enough english. so i can only watch until i got stuck.
i need to finish this game i started 28yrs ago.. i thought they called indie games cause indiana jones.. xD thx for the upload dude, wonderfull
So much better than that Dial of Disentery that just came out :D
The real 4th adventure of Indiana Jones.
No other exist.
My father was an alcoholic but i still remember the good times we had playing this game! i could not figure out how to save the game so i started it over every time. The music in the backround and the jokes made it so special
God I miss games like this , actually funny , great characters ,cheesy lines and just pure fun
watching this, they actually jammed alot of stuff into these games