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A fan’s shelf of Lucasfilm Games
Some games stay with you. These are the ones that taught a lot of us to love a good puzzle, a bad pun and a talking skull.
Worth playing, or replaying
- 1987 Maniac Mansion — Teenagers, a mad scientist and a very strange meteor.
- 1990 The Secret of Monkey Island — A would-be pirate, a swordfighting-by-insult system and an unforgettable grog.
- 1990 Loom — A quiet, musical fable where spells are songs.
- 1992 Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis — A globe-trotting adventure with several different ways to play it.
- 1993 Day of the Tentacle — Time travel, a purple tentacle and a bit of American history.
- 1995 Full Throttle — Bikers, betrayal and a very good soundtrack.
- 1998 Grim Fandango — Film noir in the Land of the Dead.
A short list from the heart, not a complete catalogue. To buy or play any of them, look for the official releases from their owners.
About this page
This is a hobby page and nothing more: no store, no ads, no tracking, no accounts. It loads no outside scripts, fonts or analytics. It exists because the name was fun to keep around and the games deserve to be remembered.