LEGO® Indiana Jones™ 2: The Adventure Continues

Few issue as to be expected with the age of the game and did get soft locked in some levels and had to restart which is slightly annoying. For those having issue with the sound I found mine was due to using 7.1 surround sound so try disabling that in whatever software you use

I can't recommend this game, for the simple fact that the audio bug is outrageous - basically anything off-screen is ridiculously loud, to the point where it drowns out every other sound in the game. Really disappointing

This is an unnecessary sequel and structural remake of the levels from the first game but there is fun to be had. You can tell they didn't really care or knew how to adapt the crystal skull and essentially copy over but also remake the other 3 films. The levels range from being very short to drawn out with waves of enemies and some puzzles that would no way be solved by 99% of kids. The best aspects are the slightly new combat that is blended with some physics driven animation that gives the melee combat more satisfying weight, though the whip is pretty bad in combat because indy just spins it above his head like a lasso and it becomes nearly impossible to hit enemies. And the other positive is the hub worlds. They feel like enlarged versions of isometric lego builds and seamlessly connect areas from each movie in a single environment. It's fun enough to explore and campaign areas change after you finish them. Overall it's still fun because it is just a remixed version of the first game with an additional movie, though crystal skull has very short levels and big chunks of the movie were left out, granted there wasn't as much action in it as the first 3. Given lego's complete …

nostalgica

Absolutely goated game, HIGHLY recommend it.

As part of my journey to 100%/get all achievements for every Lego game that I have been on for the past year and some change, I have to say that Lego Indiana Jones 2 was never an anticipated stop on the train to completion. While it's no magnum opus of this franchise (and can't hold a candle when compared with the original Lego Indy) it's a better game than I thought/remembered playing as a kid. Most of the levels are incredibly short, boring, and crunchy, but the game makes up for it in the "open world" concept. I really respect the devs trying something new in the time that they had up until the release of the 4th Indy movie, and I sincerely blame the majority of the quality of this game on the rushed deadlines over the devs capabilities. Again though, the vehicle missions suck, and I will stand on that until the sun explodes. It also doesn't help this game that the original Lego Indiana Jones has some of the best levels of ALL TIME across the Lego games, and stays so strict to the movies it's incredible. All in all though, I enjoyed my 100% run, and I don't regret playing it. Here's to hoping they make one last Lego Indy game and make all 5 movies in it, plus some GREAT op…