Point-and-click puzzles, LEGO brick chaos, and first-person whip-cracking — the adventures span decades and genres. Which game kept you coming back for more?
1Indiana Jones and the Great CircleThe 2024 first-person action-adventure by MachineGames that recaptures the feel of Spielberg's films with globe-trotting puzzles and combat.
2Fate of AtlantisThe 1992 LucasArts point-and-click adventure widely regarded as the best Indy story never put to film, featuring three distinct paths.
3The Last Crusade: Graphic AdventureThe 1989 LucasArts graphic adventure that adapted the film with clever puzzles and witty Indy-style dialogue.
4LEGO Indiana JonesTraveller's Tales' 2008 comedic action-adventure that adapts the first three films in charming LEGO brick form.
5Emperor's TombThe 2003 third-person action game that serves as a prequel to Temple of Doom, blending combat and exploration across multiple continents.
6Infernal MachineThe 1999 third-person action-adventure inspired by Tomb Raider that sends Indy to recover a mysterious Babylonian artifact.
7Raiders of the Lost ArkThe landmark 1982 Atari 2600 game, one of the first action-adventure titles to combine multiple items and environmental puzzles.
8LEGO Indiana Jones 2The 2009 sequel covering Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and extended versions of the original trilogy films.
9Desktop AdventuresThe quirky 1996 Windows puzzle game featuring randomized mini-adventures that could be played in short sessions.
10Staff of KingsThe 2009 Wii and PS2 title that uses motion controls for whip-cracking and introduced a two-player co-op mode.
