Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade PC

If someone does not yet know who Indiana Jones is, he should let go of reading this text and almost immediately go to the nearest video rental company for one of the three films telling about his incredible adventures. Those who know the subject very well probably already guess that the game described below is based on the plot of the last part of the trilogy concerning the search for St. Grail.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is only the third adventure, written by LucasArts, so it is difficult to talk about the great experiences of programmers, and yet it surprises with its professional approach to the subject. The most interesting aspect related to this program is that despite the close connection with the script of the film, it can be completed in as many as three ways, not to mention alternative solutions to various problems, which will be found in bundles during the game. It is also one of the few adventures in which a great emphasis is placed on conducting dialogues with independent heroes. If you believe the authors' assurances, regardless of the problem, each conversation can be concluded successfully by skillfully directing options, or lead to a situation where the strength of our arguments is decided by the fists. Indiana Jones is a game with a strong emphasis on dexterity and combat, you will have to perfect it. The program is not particularly complicated, especially if you know the film well, although there are moments in the game that have at most a loose connection with its plot. These are various labyrinths, full of blind alleys, or an airship detached from the airship, which has to be safely brought to the ground (almost like in a simulator).

In my opinion, the program meets all the wishes of film trilogy enthusiasts. It has a lot of surprising and, what is most important, innovative elements, which make the gameplay extremely interesting and interesting. If the character of Indiana Jones does not speak to you in any way, and you are a fan of adventures, you still have to play in order to see at least how the games were shaped, one of the most valued companies in the history of computer entertainment.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007