Indiana Jones and the infernal Machine is a computer game released in 1999 by Lucas Arts. You are in control of archaeologist Indiana Jones, a character created by George Lucas and Steven Spielberg for the classic film series, although this game is not based on any of the films. For me the strong point of this game is the plot and the variety of locations that you get to play in. The story is set in the late 1940s after the Second World War, and famous archaeologist and professor Indiana Jones is returning to his digging career when an old friend from the CIA - Sophia Hapgood - pays him a visit. She informs him that the Nazis are excavating a powerful and mysterious ...  Read the complete review

All I have to say to anyone who is considering buying this game: download the demo instead. Not only will you experience almost all the puzzle formulas throughout the game, but you'll also get to experience (and be frustrated by) the incredibly HORRID controls. I guess I shouldn't limit this game. The graphics are genuinely gorgeous (especially the indoor architecture), and run fairly well, at least on my system. And the mine cart level is kind of fun (until the novelty wears off). But, other than that, you'll get the feeling you've done and seen it all by about the fourth level. The character models are good, more detailed than seen in other ...  Read the complete review

The Indiana Jones film is fabulous but what is even more fabulous is there is games of Indiana Jones the one I've got isIndiana Jones the Infernal machine. You leap, climb, crawl,s wim and in pure indy style whip your self through amazing 3D enviroments. Survive hungry critters, hostile robots, very weird monsters, half the red army and to add to that snakes. You fight your way through 17 chapters of the action pack thrilling story. You travel the world from the labyrinths of Nubian Kings to the ruins of Babylon. All the weapons you could need automatic pistols, machine guns, grenades, satchel charges, bazookas and Indy's trusty whip and revolver. I ...  Read the complete review

When I started playing the Tombraider games I always thought how much they suited Indiana Jones, so when they finally brought out this title, I rushed out and got it. I wasn't dissapointed. With some of the features that made the films so popular, this action/adventure has great potential. The comedy and little quirks add nicely to the gameplay. In fact with one cheat code you can become the pirate wannabe Guybrush Threepwood from the Monkey Island series of games which is pretty amusing. If you like action adventures and/or Indiana Jones then you will find it hard to get better than this.  Read the complete review