Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade adventure for DOS (1989)

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a point & click adventure developed by LucasFilm. INJaLC uses the widely known Scumm interface, with the addition of the Look and Talk verbs, not included in the previous games. Another innovation is the IQ point system, similar to the one present in every Sierra Online game.

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Walkthrough

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Magazine reviews

"Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is the first adventure game Lucasfilm Games has produced with its Indiana Jones license. Notwithstanding some of the frustrating action play, it is still a fun adventure that provides an enjoyable gaming experience. The humor is plentiful, beyond that of the film on which this game is based. Overall, it is a game that is absolutely worthy of playing at least once through. As for most games from a company that is now known as LucasArts, it is great for its time." - Adventure Classic Gaming review

"Indy is an excellent game which displays plenty of humour. Incidentally, the scene in the Zeppelin where Indy 'destroys' the radio was actually cut out of the film but kept in the game! How about that value for money?" - The Games Machine review

Video

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Additional info

Input: keyboard, mouse

Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk

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Comments

Alexandra Hargitai - 13/01/2016 09:39
Loved this game when I was young. :)

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Collector's corner:

A replica of Henry Jones' Grail diary was included with earlier versions of the game. While very different from the film's version, it provided a collection of background information of Indy's youth and Henry's life, as well as copy protection codes. Later versions of the game came with a much shorter version of the Grail diary which contained only copy protection codes and basic instructions.

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