This game worked, but it had odd bugs, like it stopped every now and then, and played really sluggishly anyway. The graphics are pretty horrible, I must say. The "roof" is unnecessary tease, because the player can't even get there.

The event of the key appearing, could be more clearly shown, or Indy could remark something.

I think it's quite a blasphemy anyway to use a SIERRA-like GUI for a Lucasfilm/LucasArts character..

I'd rather see it the other way - like Roger Wilco on some kind of Quest in Space, done with SCUMM-type GUI.. (:

It was simple and sort of easy to figure out what to do after finding the magnet (what weird inventory graphics it has!), but some confusion was caused by every object looking like a sack instead of the objects they are supposed to represent.

And the whole concept of getting someone's head for a woman - how misandristic can you get? That was _AWFUL_. I would never expect to have to KILL someone in an adventure game!

That doesn't happen in Lucasfilm/LucasArts games, and it shouldn't happen in anyone else's, either!

It's not very funny that Indy supposedly thinks it was just special effects and then realizes he committed a murder, and then shrugs it off because he doesn't have to give up his skin-jacket!

Too much red and that weird, masonic-looking symbol in the background didn't help things, either. One could have actual nightmares after playing this.

I realize this was made in 2001, but come on, Maniac Mansion was made in 1987..

In addition, it's very short, and it actually only really has ONE room.

But games like these are good for giving people hope that even THEY can make better games than this.. my own game is looking better and better every time I try another AGS game.. (:

This game worked, but it had odd bugs, like it stopped every now and then, and played really sluggishly anyway. The graphics are pretty horrible, I must say. The "roof" is unnecessary tease, because the player can't even get there.

The event of the key appearing, could be more clearly shown, or Indy could remark something.

I think it's quite a blasphemy anyway to use a SIERRA-like GUI for a Lucasfilm/LucasArts character..

I'd rather see it the other way - like Roger Wilco on some kind of Quest in Space, done with SCUMM-type GUI.. (:

It was simple and sort of easy to figure out what to do after finding the magnet (what weird inventory graphics it has!), but some confusion was caused by every object looking like a sack instead of the objects they are supposed to represent.

And the whole concept of getting someone's head for a woman - how misandristic can you get? That was _AWFUL_. I would never expect to have to KILL someone in an adventure game!

That doesn't happen in Lucasfilm/LucasArts games, and it shouldn't happen in anyone else's, either!

It's not very funny that Indy supposedly thinks it was just special effects and then realizes he committed a murder, and then shrugs it off because he doesn't have to give up his skin-jacket!

Too much red and that weird, masonic-looking symbol in the background didn't help things, either. One could have actual nightmares after playing this.

I realize this was made in 2001, but come on, Maniac Mansion was made in 1987..

In addition, it's very short, and it actually only really has ONE room.

But games like these are good for giving people hope that even THEY can make better games than this.. my own game is looking better and better every time I try another AGS game.. (:

This works with DOSBox, but it keeps the screen dark for a LONG TIME before it starts, _AND_ it gives these alarming-looking errors:

Illegal write to 40004500, CS:IP f000: 11c4
Illegal write to 40004501, CS:IP f000: 11c4

Now I am off to test this ..

Always good to see an Indy fan game, even one that's been quickly whipped up (no Indy pun intended). One day all the Indy fans will hopefully combine to ensure one project gets finished instead of a hundred Indy games getting left unfinished :-)

Cannot run it with dosbox. Have to reboot my PC Consider this a failure!