
Franchise file / George Lucas
Whip, hat and a lot of tombs
George Lucas's adventurer has starred in games since 1982's Raiders of the Lost Ark on the Atari 2600, from LucasArts' point-and-click adventures to MachineGames' The Great Circle.
One world. Many eras.
Early licences. Atari's Raiders of the Lost Ark opened the account on the 2600, followed by the Temple of Doom arcade game and a run of home computer titles.
Start with Raiders of the Lost ArkYour next late night
Chapters

A legacy worth revisiting
Indy's game history runs wider than his films. Fate of Atlantis told an original story for LucasArts, Infernal Machine took him into 3D, and Lego retold the trilogy as comedy. The Great Circle then set a first-person adventure in 1937, between Raiders and The Last Crusade.
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