LucasArts' Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is one of the most iconic point-and-click adventures to come out of the early '90s.
Designed by the legendary Hal Barwood and Noah Falstein, it managed to create an authentic-feeling sequel to the Hollywood movie series, and is considered by many to be the best video game based on the famous globe-trotting professor of archaeology.
While the 1992 original was released on a wide range of systems, including PC, Amiga and even FM Towns, the humble ZX Spectrum wasn't lucky enough to get a port – but Kamil Blazěk is here to fix that a few decades later.
Blazěk has taken the classic point-and-clicker and transformed it into a text-based adventure. While it understandably lacks the visual punch of the original, it's fun to see such a beloved title approached from a slightly different perspective.
Blazěk's take on Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is available in both English and Czech, and can be downloaded here.