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Six Classic LucasArts Titles Arrive On GoG, Including Loom And Indiana Jones And The Emperor's Tomb
Six classic LucasArts titles, three of which have never been available digitally before, have made their ways to Good Old Games.
The first three titles listed below are having digital distribution premieres. The last three have been made available to download before, but not on GOG.com – and they're available at a discount.
- Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders
- Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb
- Outlaws
- Monkey Island: LeChuck's Revenge
- The Dig
- Loom
You can grab the games here. This isn't the first batch of LucasArts games to come Gog. Recently, a number of classic Star Wars titles like Star Wars: X-Wing Special Edition and Star Wars: Tie Fighter Special Edition came to the service. You can read more about that here.
Our Take
I've always been curious about Loom, ever since the strange reference made to the game in Monkey Island. The rest of the titles I'm not familiar with, so I appreciate GoG getting its hands on these more obscure titles and making them widely available.
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