Adventure Gamers Top 100 Adventures of All Time

[Tawmis]

I started playing fate of Atlantis just now, it seems to be a great game, but I really didn't like the part where you have to bring the poor rodent to be murdered by the snake and then they both fall into a cliff! What did the rodent (or the snake) ever do to Indy? What an unscrupulous thing to do!!!

Well we all know how Indie feels about snakes.

[MusicallyInspired]

It's the circle of life.

[Tawmis]

It's the circle of life.

That's Lion King! That's owned by Disney! This is Indiana Jones that's owned by...

Oh.

Wait.

Disney also.

[Collector]

He's gottcha.

[Tawmis]

He's gottcha.

I want Disney to buy Sierra.

[Collector]

He's gottcha.

I want Disney to buy Sierra.

So they can shut us down?

[el_pombo]

Disney canceled the next sequel to Tron, I'm still digesting that!

[Rath Darkblade]

It's the circle of life.

Is it? Or is it the circle of strife?

[el_pombo]

omg... Indy showed literally no emotion when they found the frozen body of Heimdal, he seemed amused and even joked about it! The man is a complete sadistic sociopath!!

[el_pombo]

And now the camels died, this game can't stop murdering animals!!!

[el_pombo]

Just finished Fate of Atlantis! As always, Indy showed a total disregard for the well being of animals by hunting a crab using a human rib cage - then again, he shows a total disregard for humans too, at least he's a democratic man, everyone's equally worthless for him! I really liked the game, the first time I finished it I didn't bring Sophia because she got on my nerves with that whole "not if you're going to yell" business while Indy was holding the cage door - makes me think that these games are sometimes a bit stereotypical towards women... but they're stereotypical towards men too, so, whatever!

But anyway a great game and I enjoyed every moment of it! Most puzzles were well designed and challenging and the story was very appealing, I through I would take much longer to finish it, because I never use walkthroughs with adventure games, but it all went quite well. Should definitely be in the top 10 of adventure gaming!

[Tawmis]

Just finished Fate of Atlantis! As always, Indy showed a total disregard for the well being of animals by hunting a crab using a human rib cage - then again, he shows a total disregard for humans too, at least he's a democratic man, everyone's equally worthless for him! I really liked the game, the first time I finished it I didn't bring Sophia because she got on my nerves with that whole "not if you're going to yell" business while Indy was holding the cage door - makes me think that these games are sometimes a bit stereotypical towards women... but they're stereotypical towards men too, so, whatever!

But anyway a great game and I enjoyed every moment of it! Most puzzles were well designed and challenging and the story was very appealing, I through I would take much longer to finish it, because I never use walkthroughs with adventure games, but it all went quite well. Should definitely be in the top 10 of adventure gaming!

Sounds like a pretty glowing review!

[Rath Darkblade]

I only finished this game once, and I asked Sophia to come along, because she seemed like a pretty useful ally.

I think that the game is tougher if Indy goes it alone, which may be why he comes across as a sociopath. In the "Sophia" route, he is much more genteel.

[MusicallyInspired]

Team Route is considered "easy mode," Fists Route is considered "action mode" (which replaces most puzzles with action sequences instead), and Wits Route is considered "difficult mode."

[Rath Darkblade]

Hmm, just wondering... is it Indy or Indie? I always thought it was Indy, because Indie would be the non-commercial game studios... right?

Then again, Indy sounds a little like the car race...