Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine

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8.3

Generally favorable reviews- based on 12 Ratings

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  2. Mixed: 4 out of 12
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  1. Nobilis1984
    Feb 1, 2021
    8
    A great game that you can still play today. You just have to get it to work.
    The story is great and the controls and the camera work are just great.
    What people thought of the successors is a mystery to me. They're just bad.
  2. zalo248
    Dec 8, 2019
    10
    Beautiful adventure, Music and fantastic riddles :') I'm so happy and so lucky to have witnessed this game in 1999.

    Guys, this game costs almost nothing on GOG.com these days. You would never leave this game unfinished once you open it. Go ahead and buy it. It's got HD support, 3D Sound support(!!!), Original Manual in PDF (ahh, the feels...), Screenshot support, and support for joypads.
  3. storygamer
    Sep 15, 2020
    9
    Indiana Jones And The Infernal Machine is simply the best Indiana game and one of the best action adventure games of all time. I liked it even more than the early Tomb Raider titles. Beautiful graphics, stunning levels, great puzzles and wonderful soundtrack. This game has it all!
  4. robomartion
    Mar 5, 2023
    9
    This is a game I keep coming back to year after year. Some may find the controls hard to muster but once they are mastered the platforming sections, with a deadly drop just a misstep away, become skill based and exciting. Sparse save files make the gameplay feel risky and immersive. The puzzles are very satisfying if you solve them without a walkthrough and there is enough gameplay to lastThis is a game I keep coming back to year after year. Some may find the controls hard to muster but once they are mastered the platforming sections, with a deadly drop just a misstep away, become skill based and exciting. Sparse save files make the gameplay feel risky and immersive. The puzzles are very satisfying if you solve them without a walkthrough and there is enough gameplay to last for weeks. The story, characters, and world-building with a creepy and intriguing atmosphere, rival or even surpass the films. Hal Barwood's Infernal Machine is an undeniable gaming gem. The design and graphics do reflect the technology at the time but without the limitations, the gunplay and platforming might end up too streamlined and automatic - a trap Infernal Machine's great grand-son, Uncharted has fallen into. It is not graphics that make a game, but the gameplay and atmosphere.… Expand