Description
Communists in 1940s Russia must be stopped form rebuilding a time machine. Are you ready to lead Indy into adventures in lost temples, buried mountains and unknown mines, for tales of missing artifacts, snake encounters and other things?
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine combined action and adventure in a way the older Indy games did not do. The gameplay is inspired by
Tomb Raider, as Indy moves through 3D representations of 17 locations around the world. The game engine is modified from
Jedi Knight.
Puzzles based around switches and precise jumping must be negotiated. You must use ladders, ropes and dinghies as well as moving on foot. Replacements for your standard whip can be collected en route, including machine guns and bazookas. You will also find yourself aboard a jeep and a mine cart.
Alternate Titles
- "印笫安那瓊斯之末日危機" -- Chinese Title (Tradition)
- "Indiana Jones y la Máquina Infernal" -- Spanish title
- "Indiana Jones V" -- common term
- "Indiana Jones und der Turm von Babel" -- German Title
- "Indiana Jones et la machine infernale" -- French Title
- "Indiana Jones e la Macchina Infernale" -- Italian Title
- "Indiana Jones e a Máquina Infernal" -- Brazilian Title
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User Reviews
The Press Says
| Power Unlimited |
Dec, 1999 |
9 out of 10 |
90 |
| Quandary |
Jan, 2000 |
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90 |
| Gamezilla |
Dec 21, 1999 |
89 out of 100 |
89 |
| games xtreme |
Dec 06, 1999 |
8.7 out of 10 |
87 |
| PC Gameplay (Benelux) |
Jun, 2000 |
86 out of 100 |
86 |
| Adventure Classic Gaming |
Mar 20, 2000 |
4 out of 5 |
80 |
| PC Games (Germany) |
Mar 07, 2001 |
80 out of 100 |
80 |
| WomenGamers.com |
Mar 01, 2000 |
8 out of 10 |
80 |
| Jeuxvideo.com |
Dec 13, 1999 |
14 out of 20 |
70 |
| GameSpot |
Dec 08, 1999 |
6.3 out of 10 |
63 |
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Trivia
To further the Guybrush Threepwood "skin" mentioned below, use of the bazooka weapon while "dressed" as Guybrush will produce, instead of a rocketing bazooka shell, the explosive propulsion of a rubber chicken, as
Monkey Island-ish Caribbean tropical steel drum music plays on.
(Determining whether or not the rubber chicken contains a pulley in its middle is left as an exercise for the reader.)