This is a very silly and cute game. Not much else really, it uses the overall cuteness to hide the fact that it doesn't have any Sauce, and the best parts of each movie is translated into something less interesting and frankly quite boring. I like Indiana Jones, and that alone made me slog through the endless waves of enemies and the barebones exploration that doesn't even add much tbh. Like yeah, replaying levels in freeplay might be fun if I can go around blowing up people with bazookas with a buddy in co-op, but the reward for hunting down every single collectible does not seem to be that worth it when it's just a Star Wars reference or a gameplay modifier.

I didn't play this for Indiana Jones nostalgia, as I never saw the movies growing up, but rather LEGO nostalgia, as I spent most of my pre-high school days making up my own stories with all the figures I created from spare parts and the ones I did not modify because they were Batman or something like that, and I also like Indiana Jones more than Star Wars anyways.

The thing is that the best version of this game is the one that I made up one time while playing with random LEGO figures I had, which is kind of sad because of the fact that I cannot relieve those adventures with more detail and interactivity in a computer game that had more budget than the budget my parents had to buy me the few toys I played with, but at the same time how do you make a LEGO game made for small children that isn't mindless button mashing and pretty basic jumping and movement mechanics along with puzzles that pose no actual challenge.