LEGO® Indiana Jones™: The Original Adventures
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Build, Battle and Brawl your way out of trouble!
Play through all three classic Indiana Jones™ movies and relive your favorite Indy adventures in the tongue-in-cheek worlds of LEGO®.
- Explore and Discover – Battle enemies, solve puzzles, and seek out the world’s greatest treasures.
- More Than 60 Playable Characters – Take control of Indy, his friends, and even his enemies. Team up with a friend and together search for fortune and glory.
- Whip Into Action! – Attack and disarm enemies, swing over perilous pits, and interact with LEGO® objects and puzzles!
Game Discussion
Steam User 15
Childhood nostalgia overcasts a somber and a Cimmerian umbra up in the sky; And under that shadow there is only one and no other view than the one that forces me to recommend this game to all who enjoy playing Lego video-games.
Steam User 12
one of the classics. Some issues running on a modern pc, but damn these old lego games have soul
Steam User 14
This is art in a form of a videogame. Blast from the past.
I cannot believe how good we had it back then!
Would recommend it to anyone!
Steam User 7
I still remember playing this on my vibrant red PSP 3000 back in 2009. It’s one of my favorite childhood games, taking me back to those good old days when everything was perfect.
Steam User 8
Its great being able to play the game, remembering where I got stuck years ago when I was much younger.
Also aged pretty well and runs almost flawlessly using Proton
Steam User 6
I remember playing this game on the ps2, shi was fire, I highly recommend this game for any looking to enjoy some nostalgia and for the Indiana Jones lovers
Steam User 6
Even though nostalgia might be talking to me while making this review, it's a huge payoff for making me get the game while on sale ($5). I love this game through my childhood for it being the first game I ever 100% and I just did it again. I love this game so much as a kid and coming back to it scratched that itch I've been missing since I finished Red Dead Redemption 2. The itch to throw away Overwatch or some other multiplayer game and to sit back, grab a soda, and enjoy yourself. Swinging through the trees or fighting off Nazis on a tank while trying to find the Holy Grail. No multiplayer game can quite scratch that childhood imagination like LEGO games can.