I honestly preferred Crusade over Atlantis, somehow Atlantis was too easy, and looks like it was rushed into releasing in the final chapters. The Last Crusade was the game that really gave the whole industry it's charm back then, it was the first truly recognizable Lucas Films masterpiece. It was deep, it wasn't easy at all and it was, in my opinion, really the first game that begun that point and click adventure craze, since it was the first one after the Maniac Mansion and the Zak McKracken
Wait.. so FoA is considered by some the greatest game ever developed? Uhmm ok.. I mean sure I love the first half, and they did the team-work great (not like "the dig" where it feels like everyone just wants you to leave them alone), but the second half of the game (walking through endless mazes all looking alike) is just so incredibly boring
It is true that the maze like sequences were an unecessary chore but overall this is one of the greatest adventure games ever. Dig also, Grim Fandango too and of of course MK (even though lists are always subjective even if they are based on votes). For example, I never got too much into Grim because I hated the 3D design of it. 2D were always my most favorite adventure games and I would always prefer playing a 2D over a 3D
@@TholinGamer oh that's strannge, I mean I had the same reservations in the beginning (cursing LucasArts why they couldn't have made another MI game instead) but ones I got to rubacava I finally understood 3d, a place like Rubacava could just not exist in 2d, it was the running around and the constant change of angles that made it really feel like a real town
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I honestly preferred Crusade over Atlantis, somehow Atlantis was too easy, and looks like it was rushed into releasing in the final chapters. The Last Crusade was the game that really gave the whole industry it's charm back then, it was the first truly recognizable Lucas Films masterpiece. It was deep, it wasn't easy at all and it was, in my opinion, really the first game that begun that point and click adventure craze, since it was the first one after the Maniac Mansion and the Zak McKracken
Πολύ ωραία σειρά, που έλαβε την δόξα του της άξιζε πολλά πολλά χρόνια μετά την κυκλοφορία της..
Εξαιρετικες παιχνιδαρες και τα 2. κριμα που δεν ειδαμε κ αλλες συνέχειες
Wait.. so FoA is considered by some the greatest game ever developed? Uhmm ok.. I mean sure I love the first half, and they did the team-work great (not like "the dig" where it feels like everyone just wants you to leave them alone), but the second half of the game (walking through endless mazes all looking alike) is just so incredibly boring
It is true that the maze like sequences were an unecessary chore but overall this is one of the greatest adventure games ever. Dig also, Grim Fandango too and of of course MK (even though lists are always subjective even if they are based on votes). For example, I never got too much into Grim because I hated the 3D design of it. 2D were always my most favorite adventure games and I would always prefer playing a 2D over a 3D
@@TholinGamer oh that's strannge, I mean I had the same reservations in the beginning (cursing LucasArts why they couldn't have made another MI game instead) but ones I got to rubacava I finally understood 3d, a place like Rubacava could just not exist in 2d, it was the running around and the constant change of angles that made it really feel like a real town