Разработчик: Traveller's Tales
Описание
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!
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP or Vista
- Processor: Intel Pentium 3 1GHz or AMD Athlon XP
- Memory: 256 MB (XP), 512 MB (Vista)
- Graphics: 128 MB Graphics card with Shader Model 2.0 Capability
- DirectX®: 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 4 GB
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LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures – How an Adventurous Game Healed My Soul
It’s strange how some of the most transformative experiences come from places you least expect. For me, one of the most surprising sources of healing came from a video game—*LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures*. At first glance, it might seem like a simple, playful take on the iconic Indiana Jones franchise, filled with action, puzzles, and, of course, the signature LEGO humor. But little did I know that this game would become the unlikely cure for my depression, offering me an escape from my darkest thoughts and reigniting the spark of joy I had long lost.
It wasn’t a sudden realization. In fact, I didn’t even know I was looking for healing when I first picked up *LEGO Indiana Jones*. My depression had been creeping in for months, and by the time I decided to boot up the game, I had already withdrawn from my usual interests and hobbies. Work felt like a slog, socializing felt exhausting, and my mind was often clouded with negative thoughts. Everything was dull, like I was wading through life in a fog.
I didn’t have any grand expectations for *LEGO Indiana Jones*. I just needed a distraction—something that could temporarily pull me out of my head. The colorful, cartoonish graphics of the LEGO world seemed light-hearted enough. I thought maybe it would be a fun, easy way to pass some time. So, I jumped into the first level, expecting nothing more than a few mindless hours of collecting LEGO studs and solving simple puzzles.
From the moment I started the game, I was transported into a world of action and adventure. The opening sequence, a playful homage to the iconic moments from the *Indiana Jones* films, immediately grabbed my attention. The sound of the familiar theme song, the thrill of running from boulders, and the absurdity of solving puzzles with LEGO bricks—it all felt so fresh, so fun. For the first time in weeks, I felt a flicker of excitement.
As I ventured further into the game, I began to realize something important: I wasn’t just playing a game. I was *living* the adventure. As Indy, I traveled across lush jungles, ancient temples, and desert landscapes. The game’s humor kept me engaged, but it was the adventure itself that became my escape. The puzzles were clever, but the sheer act of exploring the vibrant LEGO world brought me a sense of wonder I had almost forgotten. There were no real stakes, no overwhelming pressures, just the freedom to explore, to discover, and to experience the joy of adventure at my own pace.
The beauty of *LEGO Indiana Jones* wasn’t just in its puzzles or the action sequences—it was in its simplicity. It didn’t demand anything from me except to have fun. I didn’t need to be perfect. I could fail, try again, and still enjoy the process. I began to see this game as a metaphor for life. No matter how many times I fell into a pit of spikes or missed a jump, I could always get back up and try again. The game’s light-heartedness reminded me that not everything needed to be so serious. In a world where I often felt overwhelmed by the weight of my thoughts, this was the breath of fresh air I desperately needed.
As I progressed through the levels, something amazing started to happen. Slowly, my depression began to lift. The more I played, the more I immersed myself in the playful, adventurous spirit of the game. I was reminded of how much I had once loved to play—how much I used to enjoy getting lost in fictional worlds. I remembered that life didn’t have to be all about obligations, deadlines, and constant pressure. There was room for exploration, for joy, and for the kind of light-hearted fun I had forgotten.
The puzzles in *LEGO Indiana Jones* weren’t just about collecting LEGO bricks—they were a reminder that life is about piecing things together. I didn’t have to solve everything all at once. Like in the game, life required patience, persistence, and sometimes a little bit of trial and error. The game’s gentle humor also helped me learn not to take myself too seriously. Whenever Indy or his companions would do something absurd or get knocked down, the game would play it for laughs. It was as if the game was telling me, “It’s okay to stumble. It’s okay to laugh at yourself. You don’t have to be perfect.”
The way the game seamlessly blended action with puzzle-solving helped me rediscover my problem-solving abilities. Each challenge, whether it was using a whip to swing across a chasm or building a contraption out of LEGO blocks, gave me a sense of accomplishment. I began to feel a renewed sense of competence—something I had lost sight of during my depression. It reminded me that I was capable of overcoming obstacles, that I could still rise to the occasion, even if it took a few tries.
As I spent more time in the world of *LEGO Indiana Jones*, I noticed that I started to engage with the world around me more. I began to see things differently—more playfully, more curiously. I found myself appreciating the small joys in life again: a good cup of coffee, a sunny day, or even just a quiet moment with a book. The game had reignited a sense of wonder in me that I had thought was gone forever. It had become more than just a distraction; it had become a source of inspiration.
The characters in *LEGO Indiana Jones* also became a source of strength for me. Indy, with his rugged determination, his cleverness, and his resilience, reminded me that I, too, could face challenges and come out stronger. Even the supporting characters, like the quirky allies and sometimes hapless sidekicks, showed me that I didn’t have to do everything alone. I could rely on others, and sometimes, it was okay to be a little imperfect. The game’s emphasis on teamwork and camaraderie gave me the strength to open up to my friends and family again. I didn’t have to isolate myself. I could lean on the people who cared about me.
There was a particular moment in the game that stood out to me. It was during one of the later levels, where Indy had to face off against a powerful enemy, navigating a labyrinthine temple. The puzzles grew more complex, and the stakes were higher. But instead of feeling overwhelmed, I embraced the challenge. I knew that no matter how many times I failed, I could pick myself up and try again. It wasn’t about getting everything right—it was about enjoying the journey. That realization hit me hard, and for the first time in a long while, I let go of the constant need to be perfect. I allowed myself to make mistakes, to fail, and to laugh at myself. It was liberating.
After weeks of playing, I had transformed. I wasn’t just someone mindlessly passing the time anymore. *LEGO Indiana Jones* had given me the tools to confront my depression with a new perspective. It had taught me that joy could be found in the simplest of things, and that taking life one step at a time was okay. I wasn’t broken; I was on an adventure—a journey that was just beginning.
By the time I had completed the game, I felt lighter. The cloud of depression that had loomed over me for so long had lifted. The experience wasn’t just about playing a game; it was about rediscovering joy, learning to laugh at myself, and realizing that life—just like *LEGO Indiana Jones*—was an adventure that I could face, one challenge at a time.
*LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures* didn’t just cure my depression—it taught me that even in the darkest moments, there’s always room for adventure, laughter, and a bit of light-hearted fun. And for that, I’ll be forever grateful.
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cool game
I start up the game, and it’s like I'm instantly thrown back to a Friday afternoon playing on my PS2—nostalgia overload, nothing hits harder than this...
just started playing this to relive my childhood and remember it being (along with the other old lego games) very fun and creative. just please turn on v-sync before you play; it will save you a lot of frustration about not being able to jump and consequentially dying and losing coins 8)
thank you to this forum for the solution <3
Indiana Jones is cool
I loved the game! It's a shame there are no achievements, but the game is very good. The Indiana Jones LEGO game offers a fun, action-packed experience full of creative puzzles and exciting challenges. The possibility of exploring iconic scenarios from the Indiana Jones franchise recreated in LEGO blocks brings a unique charm to the game. The cooperative gameplay and mix of humor and adventure make the game a great choice for fans of all ages. It was really worth playing this game! It's an unforgettable game that I will never forget.
As much as I loved playing this on the wii as a kid, it's unplayable depending on your computer. I think some of the physics is tied to framerate or something but you can't even jump off of most platforms. First level was a slog and the second level isn't beatable. I'm sad but it is what it is- play it on the old consoles if you want to relive the experience.
This is quite literally the game of my childhood, so I went through and 100% it. Quite worth it.
So buggy it's unplayable
A classic original Lego game that is truly a joy to play. I haven't experienced too many bugs in this one. The "commentary" is silly and playful. I am a huge Indiana Jones fan, so this was a delight to play. This was my second time around 100%ing the game. Recommend!
I <3 LEGO Bimbiana Bones
Brilliant throwback too my childhood would thoroughly recommend.
fun
bad controls great game so dont let that throw you of
This is a classic lego game and still holds up to this day. Probably one of the better ones out there. Too bad that they didn't add achievements.
7/10
its fun, and the random star wars references are fun to go find randomly in the game
This game was actually my first introduction to the Indiana Jones series. I had never seen the films before playing this game, and remember vividly recognizing scenes and calling back to the game. Although I was disappointed Indy didn't pull out C-3PO's head as a sufficient substitute for the fertility statue in the first film. I had an excellent time going for 100% completion, and would say this is the second best Lego game compared to Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
10/10
best nostalgia ever
good game
Yes absolutely great game, if you’re having issues jumping turn on v sync.
Memories, highly recommend, classic.
Its unplayable, you get stuck on almost every platform.
"It belongs in a museum." - Han Solo I think (The Fugitive, 1993)
good game
Just made 100% for the first time ever... Great joy of my childhood, glad to be around at the same time as this game. Loved it!
Classic
It's a janky mess, but I wouldn't have it any other way. This game is my childhood. I played this on Wii back in the day and this version is even better.
So many glitches on this game. So hard to play. Not worth the money.
в дитинстві гра відчувалась не такою душною, але не так погано як здається, пройшов майже на одному подиху, гарні рівні, але має проблеми на сучасних ПК
I love this simple game. I have completed it playing together with my daughter from age 6 years. It's a great way to introduce a kid to video games. It has just the right level of complexity and challenge for her. With 2 player mode it's a wonderful way to spend some dad and daughter time.
Ett legendariskt spel från legospel-guldåldern där vi slapp någon äcklig jävla öppen värld och legofigurerna fortfarande talade danska. Det är många som säger att alla dessa gamla godingar fortfarande är bra trots sin ålder, men nej, om du frågar mig är Lego Indiana Jones bra tack vare sin ålder. Medan Skabbwalker Saga sitter i hörnet och leker Battlefield eller vafan det nu heter har Indy kvar allt som gjorde de gamla spelen så bra; spänning, action och pussel för sinnessvaga femåringar. Spelet skyggar inte heller för mer kontroversiella ämnen som slaveri, kolonialism, terrorism och nazism, och det diskuterar dessa på ett moget och nyanserat sätt, exempelvis i bonusnivån "Ancient City" där du får i uppdrag att förstöra urinvånarnas bosättningar för att göra plats för nybyggare, vilket dessutom är en tydlig föregångare till skurkbanorna i Lego Batman. Jag grät när apmannen dog och jag tycker också om att spränga med bazooka det är roligt tycker jag. Det är också jätte rolit att köpa barn slavar. Lego Indiana Jones
I've edited this review due to a setting which you can turn on and it fixes the jumping issue.
Go into the game's video settings and turn on V-sync. That fixes the jumping problem.
Fun game, no more problems!
Original review - "I would change my review to positive if the devs would fix the bug which doesn't allow you to jump on platforms. I might have to ask for a refund, due to some levels being impossible to finish!
Please fix this bug, I would love to enjoy this game!"
It's Lego how can you not like it.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Traveller's Tales |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 78 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 85% положительных (1427) |