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"Lego Indiana Jones for XBox 360", I bought this for my grandson for Christmas at his specific request. He loves these Lego video games, and I'm sure this one won't disappoint.

"So much fun!", This game is one of the best games I have played on my Xbox 360. I love the comical mischief and cute cut scenes with the lego characters. I like the problem-solving of having to switch charcters of different skill levels for access to different areas. I like the actual lego building by the characters when needed. I like having an infinite number of lives and never feeling bad about accidentally falling off a cliff or stepping on a spike (ha ha). This game is just pure all-around family fun that I can play with my child and not have them cry when they "die". Entertaining!

"awesome!", This game was awesome! It has all you want in a lego game plus it has a lot of hidden extras from lego star wars! You can be tons of different characters, all with special moves. This game is great for all ages including neardy 20 year olds like me. If you want a great game buy this one! Some people think the game is frustrating but that is only because they don't know what they are doing. Once you learn how to handle the characters, this game flows!

"Incredibly Fun, with Lots of Gameplay", Lego Star Wars was a *huge* hit, so it's no big surprise that Lego Indiana Jones was next. It is just amazing how encompassing this game is. We just hit 100% on the entire game and have to say it was a lot of fun to get through it.

In a world where games can be won and ended in a day or two, it is so satisfying to have a games that literally lasts weeks and is fun from start to finish. The humor in these Lego games is amazing. The little looks, the interactions are so funny. Whoever creates these games really should get a lot of credit for it. You get sucked into the story, become fond of the characters and really enjoy the ride.

You get all three Indiana Jones moves in here - with detailed scene by scene recreations. In addition there are extra levels for Young Indiana Jones and the traditional smash-all-you-can level as well. There are tons of in-jokes - many characters from Star Wars make appearances in here.

The basic operation of the game is that you and a friend (or a computer AI) go romping through a Lego recreation of a given scene from the movie. Maybe you're running to escape a giant rolling ball. Maybe you're wandering around a mysterious library looking to create a letter X. Whatever it is, you bash everything you see, breaking the Lego pieces apart, earning coins to then buy new characters, special unlocks, and much more. There are puzzles to solve, enemies to bash, but it's all in good fun. It's not violent (although I suppose some might say that having a little Indiana Jones take his whip and cause a little tribesman to fall into Lego component parts is violent).

It's not just a game for kids - as adults, my boyfriend and I have had great fun with both Lego games. It's neat that a second player can "pop in" at any time, play along for a while to help out, and then "pop out" again.

I would love to see more movies go through the Lego process. How about Lego Lord of the Rings? That would be incredible :) Until then, though, I definitely recommend Lego Indiana Jones.

Rating: 5/5

"Cool game, fun and endlessly entertaining", My kid (5 years old) loves this game. It's very elaborate, follows all the scenes from all the movies in surprising detail, and has a lego-ized sanitation of violence (no blood, no guts, just plastic blocks that come apart and reassemble on their own). Plus the user interface and guidance is simple enough that a five year old figured it out on his own. The legoization of multi-chapter movies is a great idea, we plan to buy all of them.

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"lego indiana jones", this game rocks for all ages, my son 4 loves it, and so do I. Its family fun and clean with little wisecrack jokes thrown in now and then. guaranteed enjoyment

"Not "Star Wars," But Still a Lot of Fun!", I starting playing with Legos over 25 years ago. I only started playing Xbox 1 year ago! I played both LEGO Star Wars II: the Original Trilogy and LEGO Star Wars the Complete Saga - both to 100%.

These games are a lot of fun, and if you enjoyed playing Lego Star Wars you WILL enjoy playing LEGO Indiana Jones. I am not an Indiana Jones fan - I can't remember seeing a SINGLE I.J. movie. But I STILL enjoy these games because the play style is familiar and even at 29 years of ago, I LOVE LEGOS!

The game divides its story into three movies - Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade. Each movie is broken into 6 sub-sections which after completing players can continue to the next section or return to Barnett College which serves as a playable "menu," allowing players to switch to a different movie, purchase characters or "extras" such as invincibility, etc. Purchases use ingame currency, called "Studs," represented by small, round lego blocks.

LEGO Characters in the game use various skills to proceed through the levels - piles of legs must be assembled into vehicles doorways, or bridges. Characters can use shovels to dig up treasure chests or other blocks for a multitude of uses. Indiana Jones can use his trusty whip to grab unreachable items, or swing from platform to platform. The game is usually pretty clear about what needs to be done next - buried items "sparkle," platforms that Indy can swing from are highlighted, and even crawlspaces and hieroglyphic boards are highlighted to stand out, easing the puzzle solving process.

The game does seem to be a bit more "buggy" than the Lego versions. Characters swinging items or picking items up sometimes causes a weird "blip" on the screen where the game engine seems to forget the shape of the item, causing a very weird stretching glitch on the screen. It's very brief, but weird nonetheless. In the Star Wars versions, some sections would require on-screen characters to work in tandem to access rooms/platforms. In these situations, the artificial intelligence would kick in, causing the non-player-controller character to perform the required duties. In Indiana Jones, however, the game forces the player to set the first character in position, then press a button to assume control of the second character, performing its required duties. What often seems to happen is, when control is switched from one character to the next, the AI takes over the first character, moving him/her out of position and requring the player to start all over again. This isn't often, but happens just frequent enough to cause frustration and in some cases, required the same sequence to be performed several times before being succesful.

The new parcel retrieval puzzles, which allow the unlocking of things like invulnerability, multiplication of collected studs, etc, is a fun addition which requires new methods of problem solving not present in the Star Wars games. More challenging still is the ability to move various structures that then make reaching artifacts or parcels impossible, causing you to replay the level more strategically. This isn't a bad thing - it forces you to think a little harder.

Lastly, the bang for your buck is tremendous, as it was in all of the Star Wars games. Reaching 100% completion in the game can require replaying each subsection of each movie 3 or more times to reach every artifact or parcel, or unlock every character. Completing all three movies might only require 10 hours or so. I've played for approximately 25 hours and am only 75% complete with the game. Players unfamiliar with the LEGO game strategy may need more time to learn the tricks of the game designers.

The only downside is, once the game is completed to 100%, it's virtually worthless. It'll take you a long time to get there, but there's little fun value after playing unless you're a die-hard Indiana Jones fan. I chose to rent the game because I know I could reach 100% (and earn all the achievements) before the return date.

LEGO Indiana Jones does a few things worse than it's predecessors but has a few new tricks up it's sleeve. It's a fun game that never gets too challenging or too frustrating and provides hours of clean, fun entertainment for all age ranges. What more can you really ask for in a video game?

"Pretty Fun", An easy 1000 achievement points can be assessed in like 20 hours. The game was fun but expect differences from Lego Star Wars, as there is no "Force" or lightsabers in Indiana Jones.
A fun kids game on the X360. If you were not a fan of Lego Star Wars, this is probably not going to convert you to the Lego games, as it is still very similar.

"Good LEGO fun with some minor problems", Overall the game is a lot of fun. The cut scenes are hilarious and the game play itself is enjoyable. Unfortunately the camera and the perspective in the game makes doing many jumps very difficult. The combat is also more difficult than in Star Wars LEGOS.

Definitely worth purchasing.


"Another great Lego game", If you enjoyed the Lego Star Wars games then you will enjoy this one as well. It is not too different however the change in genre to Indiana Jones provides lots of new humorous sequences and landscapes. Overall it is a very good game.