The cool thing here is that aside from Indy's whip (or a tiny character's small stature), you're able to find all of these items in-game to help you solve puzzles. Some characters come with shovels or wrenches, which allow them to dig up objects or fix broken items.ДЇights+with+armed+enemies+can+be+a+nuisance+when+all+you+have+is+your+fists. or Elsa, are able to decipher hieroglyphs and open other secrets. Thugees, the bad guys from the Temple of Doom, are able to 'talk' to statues of Kali and open up secret areas, while people with manuscripts, like Henry Jones Sr. Indiana Jones' whip always comes in handy, and he's the only one that can open a number of the game's sections thanks to its numerous uses. Though there's obviously a lack of Force powers this time around, Traveller's Tales has once again done a good job of providing distinct character groups. This all works well in terms of how the game plays as well as its pacing, and most all of the segments are fun, though there's certainly a bigger separation between game and films than what we saw with the LEGO Star Wars titles. Similarly, the temple at the end of the Last Crusade has much more than three tests to pass, with plenty of mostly non-deadly puzzles to complete before you get to the Grail. For example, after rescuing Marion from her bar towards the start of Raiders of the Lost Ark, you'll run through a section where you work along a snowy cliff side, take on some Germans and eventually head out of the area. The game runs through the original three Indy films and while it follows the stories well, there are some segments that have been added or tweaked to better fit the title. There is a bit more adventuring this time around however, with more emphasis placed on solving puzzles and collecting keys or parts to unlock the next area, though mashing everything in sight and collecting as many Studs as possible is still the main gameplay focus.Д¬lick here to watch the video review. If you've played any of the LEGO Star Wars titles, you'll feel right at home as the formula has largely remained exactly the same, right down to the control scheme.

After exhausting the Star Wars franchise with no less than three LEGO Star Wars releases, the company has worked with LucasArts on bringing another of its franchises to the peg-filled universe with LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. Traveller's Tales is back and tackling the plastic building block world again.

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