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We're in 1939, at the dawning of the Second World War. The nazis are on the point of achieving a more powerful and definitive gun than the atomic bomb: an unknown metal named orichalcum that seems to have unlimited power. Only Indy can stop them before they discover the secret that sank Atlantis. With Sophia, an old archaeologer colleague, or simply with his intelligence or his fists, the adventurer by excellence will travel around the world (Creta, Argelia, Tikal, Montecarlo, Azores...) until arriving at the mythical Atlantis, where he'll witness something that could change mankind's fate, but also destroy it. Indiana will have to choose his own fate. 
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis improves the first adventure of the saga, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, in all senses. The graphics, needless to say, experience a change towards VGA; the SCUMM is re-estructured in a more comfortable way; it is used the sound system iMuse... The game has three possible variations (with Sophia, alone using the intelligence, and alone using the strenght) and, in consequence, three different resolutions. It is an interesting adventure that recovers the a little distant figure of Indiana Jones through the resource of the myths, which always works so well. 
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