The Crystal Skull-themed levels succeed where the movie failed, taking full advantage of the roll-your-eyes nature of the film to create a silly experience that doesn't have any problem taking shots at the source material. The focus is placed on The Crystal Skull, on which half of the game is based, but don't let the uneven reception to Indy's latest film taint your view of this game. Unlike the previous game in which only the original trilogy was covered, Lego Indiana Jones 2 encompasses all four movies in the Indiana Jones tetralogy. Lego Indiana Jones 2 is the best entry yet in the long-running Lego franchise. Though the flaws that have haunted every Lego game thus far still exist, they have been carefully shunted to the side, ensuring the laughable AI and overly simplistic combat never hinder your fun. The joyful exuberance emanating from these miniature Lego figurines is once again on full display here, but it's the freedom the levels offer that keeps things moving at a better pace and makes it even harder to put this great adventure down.
Luckily, Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues avoids these deadly pitfalls, crafting an all-new adventure that is a step up in almost every way from its forbearer.
Remaking an already-entertaining experience is a risky proposition because it is so difficult to capture the magic the original exuded while including enough new material to warrant a rerelease. Every so often, a movie director inexplicably decides to remake a film, tampering with the fine balance that made the original work and tarnishing the memories fans held so near to their hearts.
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