Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: The Action Game

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Description

Being an action title, the game starts off where Indy is about to have an excuse to use his trusty whip: in Monte Carlo, after he recruited headstrong former student Sophie to his aid and determined the location of ancient discs needed to open the door to the lost city of Atlantis. Most action takes place in isometric view, although there are some variations along the way to keep up interest. There are even some adventure-game elements, such as Indy's inventory which you can fill with various objects to use (i.e. money to buy things). They are mostly easy though, and are there only to relieve the tension from knuckle-blistering action.

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Alternate Titles

• "Indiana Jones in the Fate of Atlantis" -- Commodore 64 in-game title

Part of the Following Groups

• Games with code-wheel copy protection
• Indiana Jones licensees
• Inspiration: Movies
• Protagonist: Treasure hunter
• Setting: City - Monaco
• Theme: Atlantis

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Critic Reviews

Commodore Format	Commodore 64	Jun, 1992	84 out of 100	84
The One for Amiga Games	Amiga	May, 1992	82 out of 100	82
Zero	Amiga	Jun, 1992	82 out of 100	82
Amiga Action	Amiga	Jul, 1992	77 out of 100	77
PC Review (UK)	DOS	Jul, 1992	7 out of 10	70
ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	Amiga	Jan, 1993	8 out of 12	67
ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	DOS	Jan, 1993	8 out of 12	67
ST Action	Atari ST	Jan, 1993	62 out of 100	62
Amiga Joker	Amiga	Jan, 1993	58 out of 100	58
Amiga Power	Amiga	Feb, 1993	36 out of 100	36

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Trivia

C64 version music

The C64 version was released with bugged music - after about 90 seconds some distortion and incorrect notes start being heard.C64 music expert Warren Pilkington investigated years later, and found that SID channel three was corrupted, due to a mastering glitch causing data to be overwritten. Fortunately the Amstrad CPC version used identical music and did not suffer from this issue, so Warren was able to locate the section of working music data in the C64 version, locate this in the Amstrad code, and copy the following pieces of code across to get the music to finally play as had been intended 25 years earlier. As a side note, musician Martin Walker was contacted with the results, and revealed that he was unaware that his music was also used in the Amstrad version (and was not paid for this), seemingly by reverse-engineering his notes and linking them to the CPC's sound hardware

Version differences

In the Amiga, Atari ST, and DOS version, there is a small change during the intro sequence: A swastika on Kerner's armlet, only seen in half, was replaced with a innocuous symbol.

Related Web Sites

• Crap Shoot (A humorous review on PC Gamer)
• Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (Unofficial Fan Site - Information about Fate of Atlantis and other Indiana Jones games.)