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You can download it HERE (click). :ok:

I am interested in Atlantis theme since childhood and this is one of the most beautiful games ever made about this theme. :kosta:

I love this game, where you can choose whether you like to fight, work with a princess twit, or think stuff out for yourself. It was great figuring everything out, and smashing nazis in the face... Wheeee!

This is my favourite game of all times! I have spend thousands (literally) of hours playing this game trying to achieve a perfect score. If you press the button I you will see that everytime you solve a puzzle you get some points. Many puzzles have two or more solutions. So if you load and solve the puzzle in a different way you will get the extra points. If you no solve ALL puzzles with ALL different ways and you play ALL 3 different paths (action, wits, team), then you can achieve the full score of 999 points. I managed to do so within 3 years. After that I have played the game a couple more times. It is a HUGE game with hundreds of different locations.
The scenario is simply amazing. It should certainly be the fourth Indy movie. I do agree that such old games should be given for free. However, I always buy games that really entertained me. I have a collection of at least 100 games and I bought ALL of them only after I had played and finished the copied version. I just know how to appreciate the good work;)
I recommend it 100%. Just play all 3 different ways. (Save right at the scene in Marcus' office where you are asked if you would like to continue alone or in a team or with more action and then when you finish the first way, reload and play an almost totally different game following the other path)..Ahh good old times....

i got fate of atlantis, sam, day of the tentacle and other on a pack from google. I really like this kind of games especially old, don't ask me why. I'm a really big fan of the indiana jones games, i got them all. And for the record, i'm 13 years old, so not ALL kids dislike this kind of games.

Well, I think those old games are still enjoyable because they actually put a decent story and plot into those games.

The basic shooter today's plot hasn't changed that much from Wolfenstein: if it moves, shoot it. If it doesn't, shoot it anyway.

Well, I think those old games are still enjoyable because they actually put a decent story and plot into those games.

The basic shooter today's plot hasn't changed that much from Wolfenstein: if it moves, shoot it. If it doesn't, shoot it anyway. [/b][/quote]
LucasArts don't put much effort into their games anymore. All they care about is SW. The latest ones are horrible (not including LEGO).

True, but you'll have to admit there was a time when LucasArts made great games (around the time when you were born, actually :D), and I'd agree with MPV that Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is one of those games. Which reminds me: I really ought to play it again. Now, where did I put those disks...?

It's hard to believe that I'm 13. And I like oldie games. Notice that FoA was released the year I was born. Super Star Wars is another good LEC game fromthe year I was born aswell.