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Feb 3, 2021 · Indiana Jones. From Atari to the arcade, and text-based adventures to puzzle games on mobile, here are all of the Indiana Jones video games, ranked worst to best.
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- Uncharted. Naughty Dog. Release Date (First Game) November 19th, 2007. Action-Adventure. Number of Players 1 After sprinkling references to the movies throughout the Crash Bandicoot games, Naughty Dog eventually decided to make the closest thing to an Indiana Jones game with the creation of the Uncharted series.
- Tomb Raider. Core Design. Release Date (First Game) October 24th, 1996. Action-Adventure. Number of Players 1 The original Tomb Raider was one of the first 3D adventure games that made you feel like you were starring in an epic blockbuster.
- Pitfall! Activision. Release Date. April 20th, 1982. Platformer. Number of Players 1 Pitfall launched on the Atari 2600 during the same year as the officially licensed Raiders of the Lost Ark game, and despite all odds, the adventures of Pitfall Harry were a much bigger sensation.
- Rick Dangerous. Core Design. Release Date. 1989. Platformer. Number of Players 1 If you look at the original box art for Rick Dangerous, you might think you're looking at an authentic Indiana Jones adventure.
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- Rick Dangerous. Released in 1989, Rick Dangerous is a platformer developed by Core Design, who would go on to make Tomb Raider. This game was created as a direct spoof of Raiders of the Lost Ark, even down to the typeface the world has come to recognize from the Indiana Jones franchise.
- Strange Brigade. Like Lost Horizon, Strange Brigade takes inspiration from 1930s pulp serials. In this case, it’s about a group of British Secret Service Agents who are faced with battling Seteki, the Witch Queen.
- Sly Cooper. Before Ghost of Tsushima and Infamous, Sucker Punch Productions were best known for its Sly Cooper series. The game follows Sly, a raccoon who happens to be a master thief.
- Lost Horizon. Lost Horizon has serious Indiana Jones vibes thanks to their shared inspiration of serials and pulp fiction of the 1920s and 1930s. Lost Horizon sees soldiers from the Third Reich search for powerfully magical weapons to help them conquer the world.
List of Indiana Jones video games. The first Indiana Jones video game was an adaptation of Raiders of the Lost Ark on the Atari 2600. Raiders of the Lost Ark - Atari 2600. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - Atari System 1, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX, C64, NES. Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom - C64.
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- Indiana Jones And The Fate Of Atlantis. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is not just the best Indiana Jones game, but one of the best graphic adventures of all time.
- Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure. Lucasfilm Games' developers had the difficult task of releasing The Graphic Adventure just two months after its corresponding film was released.
- LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. LEGO Indiana Jones was always fighting an uphill battle, as the Star Wars games were beloved for their huge collection of playable characters, whereas Indiana Jones is the only iconic character from his movies; even fans of the original trilogy would likely struggle to name more than a handful of characters.
- Indiana Jones And The Emperor's Tomb. Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb released on PC, PS2, and Xbox in 2003; the game was very ambitious with many environments to explore and enemy types to defeat, making players truly feel like they had been on an adventure when the final credits roll.
Jun 30, 2023 · While we wait, let’s have a look at these 10 Indiana Jones games and remember the best – and worst – quests since Raiders of the Lost Ark debuted on Atari 2600 41 years ago.
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Feb 13, 2024 · TheGamer. When a film franchise is as popular as Indiana Jones, it only makes sense for numerous video game adaptations to exist. Some of them retell the stories from the films, while others fill in the gaps by crafting a unique plot for players to enjoy.
