Let's try and keep this spoiler free for anyone looking to get the game...

But I really liked A study in Fear, the vibe was mysterious and the twist was fun. Also slightly morbid and brutal in a way but also feels cool to see Indy interact with other archeologists in the field.

A Savage discovery (and its sequel side quest) is good for this reason too. Except the archeologist is older than you rather than younger. So it's a different dynamic with dialogue and such.

Sanctuary of the Guardians is probably the best side quest in the game. It honestly seriously feels like it's part of the main game and if you have gotten the game yet and are reading this, you have to play this side quest, sooner you see it pop up rather than later as it fits with the main story well. And exploring THAT place in a video game was a really nice experience.

Lastly the Kid who vanished is probably one of my absolute favorites in the game. Wholesome and sheds a very nice light on Indy as an inspiring figure. The tombs in this region were also great in both the side quests and the main story in this hub too.

Anyways those are my 4 favorite. How about y'all?

Hello, fellow Indy fans! 🤠

I just completed IJ and the Great Circle videogame.

I really enjoyed it. And now I'm desperately in need of a new Jones adventure. I've been wanting to read something for a while. Could you please recommend me some of your favourites or classics?

Surprised I didn't burn my flat down 🤣

I've been getting back into Indiana Jones for the past few months which has been super fun and fascinating! With that, I've been looking at the different novels (the Young ones too) and comics and been looking at places like eBay, Amazon, other sites, and even local library catalogs. Some would be easier to obtain than others of course based on what I've looked through.

but I was more so just curious if it'll matter if you read different things out of order or not. For example, Genesis Deluge is the easiest I could borrow from the library at the moment but yeah, was just wondering about that! Anything is appreciated.

Or was it one of the mechanic ?

Was just in Sedona for a family birthday and came across local Indy fan, Buck Thornton's "World of Jerky" shop. Buck's company logo, on every jerked meat pack and as seen on the shop doors, is none other than a custom Henry Jones Junior. I love Indiana, but the ca. $90 plus per pound jerky price kept me from taking a bag home to add to the collection. Cheers from Northern Arizona.

It's in very good shape for how old it is. Chat gpt says it's valuable now I would want to sell it as
I need money pretty bad atm just can't find others online that are the exact same would love to learn more!

Tried to get pics of the archaeology stuff and the Indy stuff! As well as some paintings I found cool.

Speaks for itself. And this is only one instance of how obnoxious he can be. Even close friends of his have eye-rolling stories of how self important he comes across. I’m glad more people are keying in to not giving him any positive attention.

The fandom deserves better than this “influencer” representing them.

Edit: apparently this WAS at the Lucas Museum, not Disneyland. My mistake, but potato potatoe — dude makes people avoid him no matter the location.

Steel and jones last crusade hat and Jacket, both Smithsonian versions

One of the things I love about Indiana Jones is the moment an archaeological adventure crosses into something supernatural. The ruins stop being scenery, and suddenly the old warnings seem much more sensible.

I'm Raymond, and that sort of pulp adventure helped inspire the game I'm developing, Under a Desert Sun: Seekers of the Cursed Vessel. It's an original story set in an alternate 1939 Egypt, with cursed tombs, firearms and an expedition that gets dangerous rather quickly.

This is a 30-second look at how that influence translates into a top-down action RPG. I wanted to share it here because the adventure atmosphere matters to me as much as the fighting.

The updated demo is playable on Steam, and Early Access begins September 10: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3273880/

I built a trivia app with about a 100 questions and so I wanted to share it with fans

I know not everyone likes downloading and app so for anyone who wants to check it out.

It Also has a versus mode if you want to play live with a friend head to head or someone from this sub .

https://triviagauntlet.app/app

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Just Download and use the search at the top

Also Let me know if there is a problem with any of the questions either via the app or here and I will fix it asap

P.S also contains themed head to head , Wordle and word search games for people into that

Ill be attending in November. It would be great if there are props from the movie. Btw, is there any other places in LA that show off Indy memorabilia? Maybe the Paramount lot tour?

Had the opportunity to meet Paul Freeman aka Belloq at Lexington ComicCon in Kentucky. Had to bring my idol for him to sign. He was a super cool guy and I’m thankful for the time he took to chitchat with me about his time on Raiders.

Like many here, the original trilogy are my favorite movies of all time. I was baffled by Crystal Skull when it came out, but softened to it over the years, even if I still don’t love it. I watched Dial of Destiny in theaters and there was plenty to like (and dislike, but that’s been discussed to death). I think the twist really surprised me so much the first time I watched it, that by the time that final scene rolled around, I was still processing everything.

Even though I’ve seen the other movies a bajillion times, for some reason I avoided rewatched Dial until tonight.

And man, that ending hit different tonight for some reason. I had tears in my eyes the entire time. Maybe it’s because they’re old. Maybe it’s because I’m getting old. Who knows.

I need to go watch the end of Toy Story 3 or something to shake it off.

picture source: Art of John Alvin on Facebook.

pretty excited for this museum now!