This is one of the best adventure games of all time, in my opinion superior to the next Indiana Jones adventure game, the Fate of Atlantis. The sound effects are mostly Adlib beeps (this game was never made as a CD-ROM title), but the music is excellent.
The VGA graphics are colorful and do a pretty good job of setting the atmosphere as well as staying close to the scenes that can be seen in the movie. The graphics and sound are good, especially for the time.
All of this adds variety to what would be a fairly linear adventure which follows the movie's plot closely. As I mentioned, there is also some strategy involved - there are one or two areas where you must be careful to avoid armed guards. There is also an interesting action and strategy element to the game too - you occasionally have to fight with German officers, in arcade fashion. The Last Crusade has some fiendish puzzles, and a plot that will take you from New York, to Venice, Germany and the Middle East. One of LucasArts' earliest (and finest) adventure games, Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade came out 1989.
