Love the game but a little tricky for my 6 year old.

i love indiana jones movies and it's great to see them put together in a game. now i have to get the new one

Again, the Lego franchise hits another homerun. Like its predecessor Star Wars, Lego Indiana Jones offers a great mix of platforming, action, and puzzle solving. Some puzzles are challenging, coupled with the plague of fairly idiotic AI, might lead to a bit of frustration at times. I recommend joining in on the fun. The game is much more fun when played cooperatively with a friend. The visuals are better than Star Wars Lego, and the cut scenes offer great comic relief. Not much replay value is present. Once you finish and collect all the items, the game will probably just collect dust on the shelf for awhile. But, the enjoyment and fun to be had is worth it.

Not bad, but not fantastic either. It has little to no replay value. Once you've finished, that's pretty much it.

this game is very similar to LEGO Star Wars the Complete Saga. There are a few improvements; for example, characters can carry things; and there are a few disappointments; for example, there are not nearly as many bonus levels and nothing equivalent to the blue canisters, but it is a REALLY fun game. The story mode puzzles were sufficiently challenging without being impossible, but so far, I've played 80% of the game and found two treasure chests that I just can't reach. They both require very precise jumps that I just can't reach. I agree with the E10+ rating primarily for cognitive reasons. My three-year-old son and five-year-old daughter enjoy playing this game with me, but they lack the coordination to play through it by themselves. I have been pleased and impressed with how many details from the movies are present in the game. Some I didn't remember until I watched the movies again. That was fun, too. Looking forward to LEGO Batman The Video Game in September 2008!