For those who are interested, here are the time marks for each level: 0:00:00 Canyonlands 0:08:44 Babylon 0:36:12 Tian Shan River 1:05:18 Shambala Sanctuary 1:47:50 Palawan Lagoon 2:10:48 Palawan Volcano 2:48:43 Palawan Temple 3:14:57 Jeep Trek 3:22:34 Teotihuacan 4:08:37 Olmec Valley 4:43:29 V.I. Pudovkin 5:06:24 Meroë 5:53:37 King Sol's Mines 6:33:44 Nub's Tomb 7:27:23 Infernal Machine 7:53:00 Aetherium 8:27:11 Return to Peru 8:48:54 End credits
Suits Indy. Douglas Slocombe went for warm tones in the first 3 movies and later Janusz Kaminski tried to replicate in ep4 albeit in CG heavy scenes. But wasn't the gameplay better in the 90's?
I remember playing this game with my uncle when i was 5. Unfortunately, my uncle past away when i was 8. He played an important part of my childhood. I don't remember much about him but this game always brings back my memories and feelings.
@@silverwings21 Did you make it past the Olmec Valley level? I have problems with the saved games in that specific level and I haven't been able to complete it yet. Is it just me? Maybe the Steam version has a bug?
I remember this game when it came out in the late nineties. It took our family almost a year to get through it on Nintendo 64. As a family we loved it. My daughter was nine at the time...she is now twenty six, lol. Watching this whole game like a movie is very nostalgic! Thanks!
I'm only here because this is still one of the hardest games i never beat. That rafting level still haunts my dreams. I'll never be as good as this geriatric jones
@@shawncanning9981 unfortunately I never did complete it. But I did replay and beat the Xbox emperor’s tomb game. I probably could hook up the N64 and try now that I’m older
I played it on pc. I got to just before you fight Marduk I think and I got stuck and couldn't figure out where to go or what to do. Came here for the nostalgia as well as the closure.
Remake!!!! I want this in high def and make it for all consoles. I loved this as a kid. I reran it on an old laptop a few years back and it ran like a dream but some video glitches here and there. If they could tighten up controls and remake like they did tomb raider series I'd buy the fuck out of it. The adventure and story were awesome
Those freaking spiders man!! They were the worst thing when I was little. My brother and I used to freak out so hard haha. This game was the best when I was a kid
5:06:31 Meroe, My favorite level in this game, mainly cause of the Egyptian feel, and the mazes inside the pyramids are epic, and you get to kill things with the jeep, it's crazy fun..
it's such a memorable level. so many secret areas and items that you find while exploring with no idea what they do until you come across a puzzle later on. and getting the little boy to help you with the watch. i love this game
This game has been very difficult for my childhood back then , i haven't even had passed the first 2 minutes of the playthrough , besides i had not got internet to watch the walkthroughs so i got stuck for hours and then gave up , but i've got this game as my childhood memories too.. very nostalgic moments
If you're impatiently screaming directions at the screen while they solve the gears and doors puzzle in Teotihuacan, they finally do it at 3:40:05, 3:42:33, 3:45:00 and 3:46:53.
@@GAMERDANKAR The controls were more polished yes but the lighting was worse and they had to cut things out to fit on the N64 cartridge. It's a great port though don't get me wrong.
Christmas of 1999. Definitely worthy of a remake. The controls were clumsy as hell but the setting and story were both top notch, as most things Lucasarts in the 90s.
Y'know, George Lucas was right - Indy was made for video games. Unfortunately they didn't really give him his due. I remember when this came out. I was in 8th grade and it was awesome (if slightly outdated in terms of graphics). It was very immersive. I remember falling in love with the game during the Shambhala Sanctuary level. The Russian ship and then the Meroe level just cemented it for me. When Emperor's Tomb came out several years later, I liked it even more, but IMO the gameplay choices late on in that game really scuppered the experience. I still think Istanbul is an all-time best Indiana Jones gaming experience, though. And I still think there's a market for it. Harrison Ford could even do the voice. He never used to, but I think that if they really went all out and made an awesome new Indy game, he could be coaxed to do the voice work.
Hmm... It seems the guys at Lucas Arts were into Tomb Raider. He even says "ah-ha" and a little jingle plays when he finds something. I don't mean this in a bad way; I honestly think an Indiana Jones game inspired by TR is an awesome idea.
Lara Croft was supposed to be a whip weilding man at first but they couldn't do that since that "image" was copyrighted. That's the only reason the main character of tr became a woman - to move far enough away from the Iniana Jones the game was based on.
This game is actually the official sequel to Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Also, I own a copy of every version of this game: the PC version, the N64 version (my favorite), and even the GameBoy Color version, witch I find incredible that they managed to convert an entire 2-disc PC game with still smooth animation, most of the music, the entire story AND all the levels into a tiny 1-square-inch GameBoy cartridge.
@@MegaUnwetter Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis is still one of my favorite games, I haven't actually played anything for years, I still remember how fun those games used to be, now I don't hear about any games like that anymore
@@adrianrougouski2088 there are some games like this also some indi developer make games like this. but somehow they never reach the charm from the old original games.
Classic! I remember it from my childhood, spent hours and hours figuring out what to do hhhhh. I still have the original CDs too. I got up to Infernal Machine level, but I had the glitched edition where you couldn't proceed out of the beginning shaft. So, never got to complete Infernal Machine or Aetherium. Finally interesting to see how it ended.
I remember getting this game in 5th grade. My dad got it for me. Loaded it up one the computer only to realize the graphics card couldn’t handle it lol the my parents had to upgrade the graphics card. I spent many hours trying to beat this game! Brings back memories!
I actually travelled to Palawan because of this game. Was thinking where to go, and recalled that name, "Palawan". Even hadn't known if it's a real location before that. And actually Palawan is very different and there were no Japanese planes to dive to (Even though Puerto Princessa was a Japanese air base back in WW2). But it's a places of some of the best beaches on the planet, for sure!
@@BlueScreen18 I surely can recommend this location, it's awesome, and if you ride bikes you can reach distant beaches where chances are you could be alone on the whole stretch of a beach, like private beach experience.
Holy moly, that Teotihuacan puzzle is a doozie, man. Ive been watching your lets play as Ive been going through the game myself. Amazing work bro! Although it may take a few days patience from me to complete that puzzle.
remember playing it back in the days when there was no internet and no walkthroughs lol . didnt make it past thro that dragon flames room or smthn , this game use to be the sht
Just did the lagoon level. There's no way in hell I would have figured out that I needed the propeller for the door, or needed the rusty hammer to get it off, without this video, so thanks :)
I must say I saw them playing this on AVGN's and they misrepresented how great this game is. I swear this is as good as ocarina of time , but with less popularity. It has it's faults, but it's value is also clear. How many hours did you put into this you seem to know the game inside and out!?
+doug rosen Well, it's been awhile since I played but I do remember enjoying it. No, I won't go as far as saying it's as good as OOT since that's one of the best games but it's still fun. P.S. It wasn't AVGN it was James and Mike's.
i hated that episode of avgn, they played it like complete retards. I could play this game better when I was 11 and they supposed to be good at games :D
They don’t seem to be particularly good at 3D 3rd person games, they also had trouble with Shadows of the Empire and Resident Evil (they didn’t play it but complained about the tank controls).
Got this game as a kid... like 6 years old. Got stuck on the elevator in Babylon. Turns out it was a common glitch that stopped the gear thing from spawning in the inventory iirc. It had haunted me for years that I couldnt solve it. Now having found the game as an adult, I cant help but think the name is ironic.
I remember playing this game on PC. It was fun but buggy. I remember the level with the raft. I believe I just ran over the water instead. drowning only happened once.
I couldn't get this on steam and my computer (windows 10) was not compatible, plus I remember the controls were very awkward (no mouse) so thank you sir for this video. Nostalgia from 18 years ago...
I remember playing this for the first time in 2005-2006 where I was roughly 6 years old. I searched for it now because of a sudden memory. It's funny how I remember this as having the most beautiful graphics ever, remembering the sound of the whip and the snakes that would come slithering for you. But seeing it now, I can't believe it looks this old. In my memory, it was the most stunning graphics. Lol
@@BlueScreen18 I know haha. But when it’s a childhood memory, the game looked much better in my mind, almost like modern games. But for 1999 game this is quite impressive
@@Inbagoheart I know my reply comes waaaaay too late but I finished both the Steam and GoG versions on Windows 10. The Steam version needs some manual patching to work without having certain levels crashing while the GoG versions works perfectly as it is.
This was the first video game I played and this brings back so many memories hearing the dialogue really takes me back but it’s weird I remember it looking better but I guess it’s because at the time it was good
The raft section was a pain for me...i would try my best to drift it away from the rocks and eventually I got it. Was so glad to get out of there. The Meroe Pyramids were a different story lol
This looks fantastic, the detail on the photos the graphics are tight overall. The story is quite indiana jones when you see it as a film on your head too. Plus it has dolby surround sound, wearing headphones you hear waterfalls rota around him accurately as he runs past. The music's good and very indy. Defo feel like I missed not checking this backing in the day
This is so exciting to see the comment section here honestly. Some how some way, I completely missed this game when the n64 was current. I learned about it a few months ago from my brother (who actually happens to be younger than me) and I just bought it. Supposed to arrive soon and I cant wait to play it. I was told it's really one of the best n64 games. So I'm very excited for this one. Always great to learn about games on consoles you love that you missed. Cheers.
I remember playing the hell outta this many years ago, I remember I could never use the machine gun, game crash every single time, but all else was great, little glitchy but fantastic, and the quicksave was a godsend for the jumping parts..
Thanks for showing this. I wanted to play it (the GoG version) but it's not cooperating on my system, so I'll just have to settle for watching your playthrough. Hopefully "Emperor's Tomb" will be better behaved.
Did anyone else call the LucasArts tip line for help with this game like I did? Boy, that sure does date all of us! Kids today can just watch a walk through like this to advance to the next level!
No, we usually use our brains and eventually figures it out. Even back then. I don't know what kids do today, because I'm not a kid anymore, so I can't speak on their behalf.
Thehorizonaviator Widescreen makes it glitched like that. Actually I remember on an old W98 computer I had, for some reason the thing was just squarish (even if it was round before on the same computer). But at the same time the game had a hell lots of problems with this computer, first the logo at the very beginning of Canyonlands was just a black square, no music, the very last jump just before meeting Sophia was impossible, he would never grab, except one time but the glitch happened again just after in Babylon, when trying to jump onto the first building. Also cutscenes had texture issues, for example Sophia had plain white hair, the papers and the wheels of the mechanism as well, etc... I actually wouldn't mind experiencing these bugs again, it's part of my childhood somehow, I was like 5 years old or something.
ok this is what we want for a tomb raider game ,this was an awesome game no cover shooting bull crap no stealth ,just raiding tombs maze like levels shooting nazis spiders and more ,please bring this style back , gog had this game on sale a while back i bought i can't stop playing .
I loved this game back in 1999 when I was 22. While not groundbreaking I think it's a beautiful example of what games looked like when developers were just coming out of the 16-bit console era and getting their hands dirty with serious 3D programminng. Not only the devs though; level designers, graphic designers, marketing, senior management all the way down to the lowly game testers (joke - much respect to all my QA kingpins) had to step up their game (excuse the pun) during the transition. Anyway, I think (on reflection) this game captures all those efforts perfectly.
I'm completely stuck in Nub's Tomb, right at 7:19:20. When I go there, that sort of elevator doesn't have the stone block in it. And when I try to press the button to go up again, it doesn't work. Is it a bug? Any idea?
Tbh I wish they’d make movies out of these games, I’m honestly fascinated with the idea of ancient technology accessing another dimension and they just assumed the being was god
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For those who are interested, here are the time marks for each level:
0:00:00 Canyonlands
0:08:44 Babylon
0:36:12 Tian Shan River
1:05:18 Shambala Sanctuary
1:47:50 Palawan Lagoon
2:10:48 Palawan Volcano
2:48:43 Palawan Temple
3:14:57 Jeep Trek
3:22:34 Teotihuacan
4:08:37 Olmec Valley
4:43:29 V.I. Pudovkin
5:06:24 Meroë
5:53:37 King Sol's Mines
6:33:44 Nub's Tomb
7:27:23 Infernal Machine
7:53:00 Aetherium
8:27:11 Return to Peru
8:48:54 End credits
Tank you
Thanks!
Merci
Nice of ya.
Oh thanks! The end credit is the best stage ever! It was so hard !
Ah, nothing ever beats the warm, earthy & colorful-feel of 90s videogames. They are the best in my opinion
Here's a fun fact - Zelda was 64 MB.
Is there any fighting man to man??
Golden Era.
Suits Indy. Douglas Slocombe went for warm tones in the first 3 movies and later Janusz Kaminski tried to replicate in ep4 albeit in CG heavy scenes. But wasn't the gameplay better in the 90's?
1000000000000000000000000000000% true
I remember playing this game with my uncle when i was 5. Unfortunately, my uncle past away when i was 8. He played an important part of my childhood. I don't remember much about him but this game always brings back my memories and feelings.
That's some awesome memories ❤
Awww
Any idea how to back flip? I'm playing n64 version can't figure it out
Aww... thats really sweet. The only thing my uncle gave me was a sore arse and a fear of showers.
@@eros5420 you should report him for child abuse
Everybody talking about how nostalgic they feel, and here I am, playing this interesting game for the first time now in 2020!
My 1st time playing it in 2021.
@@silverwings21 Did you make it past the Olmec Valley level? I have problems with the saved games in that specific level and I haven't been able to complete it yet. Is it just me? Maybe the Steam version has a bug?
@@Tursiopstruncatus I haven't got there yet.
this game is hard, and with some good puzzle..it will be good if we play without google faq
Where you guys playing this game nower days? Megga nostalgia for me and my dad, I was only 4 when this game came out he would love to play it again !
I remember this game when it came out in the late nineties. It took our family almost a year to get through it on Nintendo 64. As a family we loved it. My daughter was nine at the time...she is now twenty six, lol. Watching this whole game like a movie is very nostalgic! Thanks!
I'm 26 as well. I played this on a second-hand Win 98 PC I got from my uncle in 2004 :) good memories
I am 23. And played it ALOT when i was very young. Now years later, i just finished it again today. The nostalgia was amazing. A great game!
I'm only here because this is still one of the hardest games i never beat. That rafting level still haunts my dreams. I'll never be as good as this geriatric jones
Any idea how to back flip? I'm playing n64 version can't figure it out
@@johnnybravo3536 I don’t think Indy is capable. He may have led the way for Lara Croft but he’s definitely not as limber 😂
I'm only asking but are u saying u never completed this indiana Jones game?
@@shawncanning9981 unfortunately I never did complete it. But I did replay and beat the Xbox emperor’s tomb game. I probably could hook up the N64 and try now that I’m older
I played it on pc. I got to just before you fight Marduk I think and I got stuck and couldn't figure out where to go or what to do. Came here for the nostalgia as well as the closure.
My favorite game of all time
Just hearing the sound of that whip causes memories to flood back. Needed a guide for this sh**. lol
Remake!!!! I want this in high def and make it for all consoles. I loved this as a kid. I reran it on an old laptop a few years back and it ran like a dream but some video glitches here and there. If they could tighten up controls and remake like they did tomb raider series I'd buy the fuck out of it. The adventure and story were awesome
meckleboy if this gets remade I would buy it in a heartbeat
Me also!
One of my favorite games ever.
@@gerghghherb880 well its in EAs hands now so );
Or maybe just get "uncharted "
@@Hellsing7747 Infernal Machine and Uncharted are two completely different games, even if they're both adventure-type.
Nicely done, I remember playing this when it first came out on PC, your playthrough brought back a lot of forgotten detail.
Oh my god... i remember my father playing this game while i was secretly watching.
Nice!
Why..were you secretly watching? Was he beating you?
Those freaking spiders man!! They were the worst thing when I was little. My brother and I used to freak out so hard haha. This game was the best when I was a kid
5:06:31 Meroe, My favorite level in this game, mainly cause of the Egyptian feel, and the mazes inside the pyramids are epic, and you get to kill things with the jeep, it's crazy fun..
it's such a memorable level. so many secret areas and items that you find while exploring with no idea what they do until you come across a puzzle later on. and getting the little boy to help you with the watch. i love this game
This game has been very difficult for my childhood back then , i haven't even had passed the first 2 minutes of the playthrough , besides i had not got internet to watch the walkthroughs so i got stuck for hours and then gave up , but i've got this game as my childhood memories too.. very nostalgic moments
The first game I ever played as a child. It's special to me.
i loved in the 90´s, i wish we had a true remake of this game.
If you're impatiently screaming directions at the screen while they solve the gears and doors puzzle in Teotihuacan, they finally do it at 3:40:05, 3:42:33, 3:45:00 and 3:46:53.
thanks!
I'm on a nostalgia high. Thank you, good sir, for enabling me to relive my childhood!
I remember this game on N64. Reminds me of Tomb Raider.
on the master race was way better...
nah, the N64 version was actually a more polished version of the game
Some of my fondest memories...
@@GAMERDANKAR The controls were more polished yes but the lighting was worse and they had to cut things out to fit on the N64 cartridge. It's a great port though don't get me wrong.
the game is better than tomb raider and uncharted
I like how the jeep honks EVERYTIME he runs someone over. Like "i tried to warn you."
Jordan Head oml yoo😭🤣🤣
2:56:31
Goosebumps all over my body again like almost 20 years ago.
Me too, I loved it for the first time when I saw all that greenery, same feeling after 17 years
Adding to the +1s. That bit is seared into my memory. I still whistle the music. So happy to read it's the same for others.
when i was a kid this music reminded me of the Titanic theme and now that i'm older... yeah, I wasn't so wrong
Christmas of 1999. Definitely worthy of a remake. The controls were clumsy as hell but the setting and story were both top notch, as most things Lucasarts in the 90s.
Such a damn shame that they pretty much after this started to focus solely on Star Wars games, though I enjoyed Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy.
Y'know, George Lucas was right - Indy was made for video games. Unfortunately they didn't really give him his due. I remember when this came out. I was in 8th grade and it was awesome (if slightly outdated in terms of graphics). It was very immersive. I remember falling in love with the game during the Shambhala Sanctuary level. The Russian ship and then the Meroe level just cemented it for me. When Emperor's Tomb came out several years later, I liked it even more, but IMO the gameplay choices late on in that game really scuppered the experience. I still think Istanbul is an all-time best Indiana Jones gaming experience, though. And I still think there's a market for it. Harrison Ford could even do the voice. He never used to, but I think that if they really went all out and made an awesome new Indy game, he could be coaxed to do the voice work.
Hmm...
It seems the guys at Lucas Arts were into Tomb Raider.
He even says "ah-ha" and a little jingle plays when he finds something.
I don't mean this in a bad way; I honestly think an Indiana Jones game inspired by TR is an awesome idea.
Well the Tomb Raider games were inspired by the Indiana Jones movies, so I guess it comes full circle.
Lara Croft was supposed to be a whip weilding man at first but they couldn't do that since that "image" was copyrighted. That's the only reason the main character of tr became a woman - to move far enough away from the Iniana Jones the game was based on.
This game is actually the official sequel to Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.
Also, I own a copy of every version of this game: the PC version, the N64 version (my favorite), and even the GameBoy Color version, witch I find incredible that they managed to convert an entire 2-disc PC game with still smooth animation, most of the music, the entire story AND all the levels into a tiny 1-square-inch GameBoy cartridge.
which was a lot better.
Yes Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis was better. But this is to "okay". Its sad today games are more focus on graphic than on Story.
@@MegaUnwetter Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis is still one of my favorite games, I haven't actually played anything for years, I still remember how fun those games used to be, now I don't hear about any games like that anymore
@@adrianrougouski2088 there are some games like this also some indi developer make games like this. but somehow they never reach the charm from the old original games.
This game made you think so much harder than any other game that we now have.
I bought this game (Indys leather whip included) in 1999 at Futureshop along with Tomb Raider Revelation, good memories!
Classic! I remember it from my childhood, spent hours and hours figuring out what to do hhhhh. I still have the original CDs too. I got up to Infernal Machine level, but I had the glitched edition where you couldn't proceed out of the beginning shaft. So, never got to complete Infernal Machine or Aetherium. Finally interesting to see how it ended.
Holy shit, there was a glitched edition?! Was this on pc? Was this why I was never able to beat the game?
I remember getting this game in 5th grade. My dad got it for me. Loaded it up one the computer only to realize the graphics card couldn’t handle it lol the my parents had to upgrade the graphics card. I spent many hours trying to beat this game! Brings back memories!
Did u ever manage to beat this game?
@@shawncanning9981 hell no lol I used the unlock all levels cheat code still had a ton of fun with it though.
I first got this game when I was 10 years old and I completed it when I was 13 years old nearly 14.
I actually travelled to Palawan because of this game. Was thinking where to go, and recalled that name, "Palawan". Even hadn't known if it's a real location before that. And actually Palawan is very different and there were no Japanese planes to dive to (Even though Puerto Princessa was a Japanese air base back in WW2). But it's a places of some of the best beaches on the planet, for sure!
Nice. I hope I can go there someday myself.
@@BlueScreen18 I surely can recommend this location, it's awesome, and if you ride bikes you can reach distant beaches where chances are you could be alone on the whole stretch of a beach, like private beach experience.
The spiders in this game are huge!
So much screaming as a kid playing this game. Fuckers dropping out of nowhere...
Should have seen them in Ferentus/Herrcot/Xiones!!
Some tarantulas are in fact huge, there's one that's the size of a dinnerplate.
Not as big as the Minecraft ones.
Memories man! Travel places with this game
Oh man. I played this game on my old PC until my disc player broke. It was so fun! Thanks for posting the whole game! I always wanted to see it again!
This game and gameplay is awesome! Like watching a movie ☺
Holy moly, that Teotihuacan puzzle is a doozie, man. Ive been watching your lets play as Ive been going through the game myself. Amazing work bro! Although it may take a few days patience from me to complete that puzzle.
Ah memories.
this game was sooo ahead of it's time i love the small little details 23:45 it helps make the game feel more alive.
remember playing it back in the days when there was no internet and no walkthroughs lol . didnt make it past thro that dragon flames room or smthn , this game use to be the sht
I was never able to beat this so it's so nice to watch it
I loved this game!
That pickup object sound effect 😍
Just did the lagoon level. There's no way in hell I would have figured out that I needed the propeller for the door, or needed the rusty hammer to get it off, without this video, so thanks :)
I must say I saw them playing this on AVGN's and they misrepresented how great this game is. I swear this is as good as ocarina of time , but with less popularity. It has it's faults, but it's value is also clear. How many hours did you put into this you seem to know the game inside and out!?
+doug rosen Well, it's been awhile since I played but I do remember enjoying it. No, I won't go as far as saying it's as good as OOT since that's one of the best games but it's still fun.
P.S. It wasn't AVGN it was James and Mike's.
i hated that episode of avgn, they played it like complete retards. I could play this game better when I was 11 and they supposed to be good at games :D
@@sayianin They couldn't play it good because the game is awful. Only very few people compared to most people think its good.
@@thesonofsuns7479 and what is your source for such a claim? Reviews of the time rate the game very high.
They don’t seem to be particularly good at 3D 3rd person games, they also had trouble with Shadows of the Empire and Resident Evil (they didn’t play it but complained about the tank controls).
Got this game as a kid... like 6 years old. Got stuck on the elevator in Babylon. Turns out it was a common glitch that stopped the gear thing from spawning in the inventory iirc. It had haunted me for years that I couldnt solve it. Now having found the game as an adult, I cant help but think the name is ironic.
I remember playing this game on PC. It was fun but buggy. I remember the level with the raft. I believe I just ran over the water instead. drowning only happened once.
Nam Nguyen same. PC
I know it's not "that old" but the nostalgic this video gave me :) priceless
Best Indiana Jones game by far.
Man, this game was *HELLA* long and intricate.
I couldn't get this on steam and my computer (windows 10) was not compatible, plus I remember the controls were very awkward (no mouse) so thank you sir for this video. Nostalgia from 18 years ago...
This is the game that got me into adventure games!!
I'd love to see a new Indiana Jones game in a similar style to Uncharted and Tomb Raider.
This is one of the best videogames ever !
I remember playing this for the first time in 2005-2006 where I was roughly 6 years old. I searched for it now because of a sudden memory. It's funny how I remember this as having the most beautiful graphics ever, remembering the sound of the whip and the snakes that would come slithering for you. But seeing it now, I can't believe it looks this old. In my memory, it was the most stunning graphics. Lol
It's a game from 1999. So yeah it's old alright.
@@BlueScreen18 I know haha. But when it’s a childhood memory, the game looked much better in my mind, almost like modern games. But for 1999 game this is quite impressive
I was addicted to the game..it followed my in my dreams..haha great memories..replayed it last year, not the easiest one.
4:46:22
Best laugh out loud moment in the game for me. Love the voice acting.
Oh man, I could never get passed the 3rd level as a kid, this brings me back LOL
It's on Steam and GoG now, if anyone wonders how to replay this masterpiece
Unfriendly Dude What OS does it work on?
@@Inbagoheart
I know my reply comes waaaaay too late but I finished both the Steam and GoG versions on Windows 10. The Steam version needs some manual patching to work without having certain levels crashing while the GoG versions works perfectly as it is.
@@no.402 Haha! Still a great game tho, would be fun to play again. Was too afraid of the snakes when i was younger
That was great. Huge nostaligia thank
This was the first video game I played and this brings back so many memories hearing the dialogue really takes me back but it’s weird I remember it looking better but I guess it’s because at the time it was good
Any idea how to back flip? I'm playing n64 version can't figure it out
Thank you so much for doing this play through! Everyone make sure to watch the last few seconds of the credits! You will be glad you did 🙂
Oh the hours of fun I had with this. The ice monster at the end of Shambala was SO STRESSFUL.
The raft section was a pain for me...i would try my best to drift it away from the rocks and eventually I got it. Was so glad to get out of there. The Meroe Pyramids were a different story lol
This looks fantastic, the detail on the photos the graphics are tight overall. The story is quite indiana jones when you see it as a film on your head too. Plus it has dolby surround sound, wearing headphones you hear waterfalls rota around him accurately as he runs past. The music's good and very indy. Defo feel like I missed not checking this backing in the day
The ai and the shooting sections are questionable tho
The memories, I have with this game. Good times.
Any idea how to back flip? I'm playing n64 version can't figure it out
8:45:55 those gravity-defying-jumps tho
Funny how this and the Star Wars games and novels nailed the feel of their worlds better than Crystal Skull or the Star Wars sequel trilogy.
Brings back good memories!
I used to love this game! remembering good times.
8:23:03 Indy does a backflip onto a demigod in flight. The most epic ninja move ever XD
This is so exciting to see the comment section here honestly. Some how some way, I completely missed this game when the n64 was current. I learned about it a few months ago from my brother (who actually happens to be younger than me) and I just bought it. Supposed to arrive soon and I cant wait to play it. I was told it's really one of the best n64 games. So I'm very excited for this one. Always great to learn about games on consoles you love that you missed. Cheers.
How was it playing it? Controls ever feel funny or stiff like others have commented on?
I would love a remake of this game with improved gameplay and graphics. Loved playing it as a kid, but now the controls are so stiff XD
Man this game... I never got trough it, but i loved it.
I love this game
I remember playing the hell outta this many years ago, I remember I could never use the machine gun, game crash every single time, but all else was great, little glitchy but fantastic, and the quicksave was a godsend for the jumping parts..
Thanks for showing this. I wanted to play it (the GoG version) but it's not cooperating on my system, so I'll just have to settle for watching your playthrough. Hopefully "Emperor's Tomb" will be better behaved.
I loved this game.
Did anyone else call the LucasArts tip line for help with this game like I did? Boy, that sure does date all of us! Kids today can just watch a walk through like this to advance to the next level!
No, we usually use our brains and eventually figures it out. Even back then. I don't know what kids do today, because I'm not a kid anymore, so I can't speak on their behalf.
brilliant game!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this game! Btw your health gauge looks a little odd. Mine never looked like that. Interesting. Thanks for posting!
Thehorizonaviator Widescreen makes it glitched like that.
Actually I remember on an old W98 computer I had, for some reason the thing was just squarish (even if it was round before on the same computer). But at the same time the game had a hell lots of problems with this computer, first the logo at the very beginning of Canyonlands was just a black square, no music, the very last jump just before meeting Sophia was impossible, he would never grab, except one time but the glitch happened again just after in Babylon, when trying to jump onto the first building. Also cutscenes had texture issues, for example Sophia had plain white hair, the papers and the wheels of the mechanism as well, etc... I actually wouldn't mind experiencing these bugs again, it's part of my childhood somehow, I was like 5 years old or something.
7:16:15 The diving animations are hilarious. He just forgets he's falling towards water and returns to a standing position.
ok this is what we want for a tomb raider game ,this was an awesome game no cover shooting bull crap no stealth ,just raiding tombs maze like levels shooting nazis spiders and more ,please bring this style back , gog had this game on sale a while back i bought i can't stop playing .
I remember without Internet I was desperately stuck for months in some levels.
I loved this game back in 1999 when I was 22. While not groundbreaking I think it's a beautiful example of what games looked like when developers were just coming out of the 16-bit console era and getting their hands dirty with serious 3D programminng. Not only the devs though; level designers, graphic designers, marketing, senior management all the way down to the lowly game testers (joke - much respect to all my QA kingpins) had to step up their game (excuse the pun) during the transition. Anyway, I think (on reflection) this game captures all those efforts perfectly.
A new Indiana Jones movie is coming up. Trailer just got released and it made me instantly think of this hidden gem 👏
23:50 Awkward moment when I thought Simon was reaching out for a fist bump when his block hand is actually out for a handshake 😂😂
This looks great on my 60 inch TV
Amazing game! Thanks for helping me complete it with your playthrough.
This game is awesome, love it ...
Damn I just got an vision for the perfect remaster opening of that scene
Who's here after the new Trailer released by Microsoft?
Can't wait to see what Bethesda has to offer in this new adventure! UwU
50:45 This spider scared me so much as a kid, me and my brother shat our pants !
loved this game!
This was really an awesome game! I hadn't played this one!
Oh damn, played this like a maniac in 2004 :D .
I'm completely stuck in Nub's Tomb, right at 7:19:20. When I go there, that sort of elevator doesn't have the stone block in it. And when I try to press the button to go up again, it doesn't work. Is it a bug? Any idea?
Did you activate the electricity with the Nub's part at: 7:17:51?
@@BlueScreen18 Yes, I did, and it's still not working.
Didn't knew this game existed, one day I will play it
I feel for you brother...20 years ago I was playing this game. Good times.
Myself and 2 school friends bought this one for 500 rs one of best game and we discuss over phone how to play it.
my favorite levels.
-shambala
- the volcano
- Teotihuacan - SO atmospheric
- Meroe
- nubs tomb - SO bizarre
- infernal machine
Loved this game allot in the days
Tbh I wish they’d make movies out of these games, I’m honestly fascinated with the idea of ancient technology accessing another dimension and they just assumed the being was god
I first got this game when I was 10 years old and completed it when I was 13 nearly 14.
I remember that robot in the egyptian level scared the crap outta me as a kid. Love this game. We need a remake orna new indy game ASAP