Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal

The year is 1957 and our heroes Indy and Mutt are in Peru searching for the Lost City of Gold and The Ancient Temple of Akator. But before that they need to find the Crystal Skull. Their journey begins in the Chauchilla Cemetery where the Skull is hidden.

You start the game as Indy, and work your way through several levels. Indy needs to get through four doors on each level. At each door Mutt takes over from Indy and has to find a key at the end of each room and return unharmed. If Mutt is successful then you continue as Indy to the next door, in this exciting adventure game.

Indy must be alert at all times because there is danger everywhere, including scorpions, spikes and the Crystal Skull protectors. But our superhero has his trusted whip to defeat everything that stands in his way; or that’s the idea, anyway!

Mutt needs to collect the keys from all four doors to enable you to progress to the next level.

Each level has four keys and the first level also has the Crystal Skull for you to collect.

As you might expect, each level becomes harder to complete. The second level is set in the rainforest but you are not the only ones after the treasure now; and on the third level you are introduced to a new enemy that can’t be defeated with just one flick of Indy’s whip!

Arcade Mode
You can play the game in Arcade Mode where Mutt goes into the rooms that he has been in during Story Mode and to collect the keys, as before, but this time there are coins to collect in each room, too.

By collecting all the coins in one room you will unlock Indiana Jones Trivia which you can view any time.

There are 16 different rooms in the Arcade Mode for you to complete, each containing Indiana Jones Trivia.

The Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull mobile game is an exciting adventure which challenges you to think fast. However, the game play is spoilt by the disappointing graphics.

Buzzin Games Rating: 70%
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Mobile Game Review

Story Mode
The year is 1957 and our heroes Indy and Mutt are in Peru searching for the Lost City of Gold and The Ancient Temple of Akator. But before that they need to find the Crystal Skull. Their journey begins in the Chauchilla Cemetery where the Skull is hidden.

You start the game as Indy, and work your way through several levels. Indy needs to get through four doors on each level. At each door Mutt takes over from Indy and has to find a key at the end of each room and return unharmed. If Mutt is successful then you continue as Indy to the next door, in this exciting adventure game.

Indy must be alert at all times because there is danger everywhere, including scorpions, spikes and the Crystal Skull protectors. But our superhero has his trusted whip to defeat everything that stands in his way; or that’s the idea, anyway!

Mutt needs to collect the keys from all four doors to enable you to progress to the next level.

Each level has four keys and the first level also has the Crystal Skull for you to collect.

As you might expect, each level becomes harder to complete. The second level is set in the rainforest but you are not the only ones after the treasure now; and on the third level you are introduced to a new enemy that can’t be defeated with just one flick of Indy’s whip!

Arcade Mode
You can play the game in Arcade Mode where Mutt goes into the rooms that he has been in during Story Mode and to collect the keys, as before, but this time there are coins to collect in each room, too.

By collecting all the coins in one room you will unlock Indiana Jones Trivia which you can view any time.

There are 16 different rooms in the Arcade Mode for you to complete, each containing Indiana Jones Trivia.

The Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull mobile game is an exciting adventure which challenges you to think fast. However, the game play is spoilt by the disappointing graphics.

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[BiG JeW]

vga compatible????

[CYBER WEESJE]

“ Originally Posted by BiG JeW ”

vga compatible????

hi big jew dont think so you can try it out bud says 240X 320 so
grtz WEESJE
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