LEGO-branded games were always a lot of fun. Humor was, of course, the main attraction and Traveller's Tales stays true to that in their latest endeavor, LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, currently available for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS, Wii, PlayStation 3, PC...

Fun co-op; hilarious characters and cut-scenes; plenty to collect and unlock; fun for the whole family; basically; crisp clean graphics and excellent sound

Gameplay gets a bit repetitive (the puzzles in particular); not all that fun as a single-player experience; could fail to entertain most mature gamers

There's a new Indiana Jones movie out about now, so of course with it being a big one there's going to be an equally big game tie in. This tie in will promise you the control of a photo realistic Indy (complete with Harrison Ford on voiceover duty) as he swings and whips his way through the same...

The Indiana Jones films are classic adventure films, and what better way for Lego and LucasArts to pay tribute-especially on the occasion of a new film being released recently-than to replicate the movie trilogy using the snap-together toys, as the pair have done with the Star Wars films already.

Now that Traveller's Tales has conquered a galaxy far, far away, it has set its sights on giving a Lego makeover to a more terrestrial franchise. Lego Indiana Jones: The Complete Trilogy lets you reenact the key scenes from the first three Indiana Jones movies, with a blocky twist only Lego can...

Great offline cooperative play; Fun puzzles; Tons of replay value; Very funny

Lousy friendly AI; Respawning enemies

After the success of the LEGO Star Wars series of video games, it's no surprise other film and comic book franchises are lining up to get the block treatment. The Caped Crusader is set to appear later this fall in LEGO Batman: The Video Game but first, LucasArts and developer TT Games have teamed up...

Traveler's Tales manages to improve on the formula with their latest effort. is a fun, accessible game that offers a little something to both hardcore gamers and the casual crowd-and it makes for a great way of bringing the two together thanks to the excellent co-op play.

Wolf grabs his fedora, his leather jacket, his whip and a box of Lego. He goes in search of the Lost Ark, a mystical stone and the Holy Grail as he tags along in the newest Lego game inspired by the three great adventure movies.

LEGO Star Wars' success came as little surprise. After all, how could a game combining the world's most loved toy with a movie saga that has inspired religions not end up a multi-million seller? An open goal for Traveller's Tales, it would seem.

As the old adage goes, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it.", and it's this teaching that Travellers Tales are following in their latest game, Lego Indiana Jones:

There's something undeniably appealing about Lego games. I wasn't even a big Lego fan as a kid, but seeing classic characters and moments from film play out as if performed by a group of seven-year-olds is something most people will enjoy.