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Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

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Also known as
FoA Indiana Jones IV Indiana Jones et le Mystère de l'Atlantide Indiana Jones i Sud'ba Atlantidy Indiana Jones y el destino de la Atlántida Indy IV Индиана Джонс и Судьба Атлантиды אינדיאנה ג'ונס: בעקבות סודה של אטלנטיס インディ・ジョーンズ アトランティスの運命 印笫安那.瓊斯系列:亞特蘭提斯之謎

This SCUMM adventure pits Indy against Nazis in a globe-trotting puzzle quest for Atlantis.

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis was originally released for MS-DOS in 1992 by Lucasfilm Games, making it both the original release and the DOS version release year.

About Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis presents an original story not adapted from a film, casting the archaeologist in a new global adventure. The plot is set in motion when a transaction with a client, who is revealed to be a Nazi colonel, involves a mysterious ancient statue. This event leads Indy to reunite with a former colleague, Sophia, and together they pursue clues linking the artifact to the myth of Atlantis.

Built on the SCUMM system, the gameplay is a point and click adventure where players select verbs to interact with highlighted objects. The experience centers on solving a variety of puzzles, which are mostly inventory based, and navigating dialogue trees with multiple options. Occasional simple fistfights with Nazi opponents are included, though some of these confrontations are optional.

A distinctive feature is the branching path in the game's middle section, which offers three distinct ways to proceed. These modes alter the locations visited, puzzles encountered, and characters met, varying between a cooperative journey with Sophia, a solo adventure for Indy, or a path with fewer puzzles and a greater focus on action sequences. The CD release of the game supplements all in game conversations with full voice acting.

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Finding the Atlantean statue serves as a prologue to the game
Barnett College
Indy's room
No tickets left for Sophia's show...
Some talk with the doorman may help to go in.
Sophia is telling the legend of Atlantis to the audience
Someone entered Sophia's office
Sophia's medallion
The Iceland dig