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Atlantis Native (Atlantis: The Lost Tales port)

A Rust port of Cryo's 1997 adventure Atlantis: The Lost Tales for Windows, Mac, Linux and the browser, translated from ScummVM's CryOmni3D engine; plays start to end.

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You need your own copy of Atlantis: The Lost Tales. This port only runs with files from a copy you own; there is no download or play button here. No copy? These play in your browser right away, no files needed: OpenLara (Tomb Raider in the browser), LEGO Island on isle.pizza, BO1 Zombies (vel.gg).

What you need

Your own copy of Atlantis: The Lost Tales (the port contains no game data). Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux, or a current desktop browser.

Official releases ↗GitHub repository ↗

We do not host any files. Only download from the project's official source.

Short answer (checked 24 October 2026)

Atlantis: The Lost Tales now runs natively on Windows, Mac, Linux and in a browser through Atlantis Native by ripleyXLR8, an unofficial Rust port based on ScummVM’s CryOmni3D engine. It plays the whole game and adds an optional HD mode and bug fixes. You need your own copy. Latest release: v0.4.0 (22 October 2026).

Atlantis: The Lost Tales is Cryo Interactive’s 1997 adventure game. You play Seth, a new guard of the queen, who wakes in Atlantis as Queen Rhea disappears. The rights now belong to Microids. Atlantis Native was created on 17 October 2026.

This site is not affiliated with the project, Microids or the ScummVM team.

What it is

  • A native port in Rust: the engine is a translation of ScummVM’s CryOmni3D engine for Atlantis, which was rebuilt by reverse engineering the original program. The README says each behaviour is traced to an address in the original code.
  • The original game, pixel for pixel and sample for sample, with optional fixes for the original’s bugs and an optional HD mode, including the talking heads drawn at the window’s resolution and widescreen.
  • Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux and the web from one engine. The README is also available in Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
  • AI-assisted: the README says Claude wrote the code through Claude Code, directed and reviewed by the maintainer.

What you need

  • Your own copy of Atlantis: The Lost Tales. The port contains none of the game’s pictures, text or sounds.
  • The release for your system from GitHub, or a current desktop browser for the web version.

We don’t link or explain how to get game files.

Not working?

  • The game isn’t found: point the port at the folder or disc with your game files, as the README’s quick start describes.
  • The image looks wrong on a wide screen: try switching between the original 640×480 view and the HD mode.

Another reverse-engineered adventure: Faust: The Seven Games of the Soul.

FAQ

How can I play Atlantis The Lost Tales on Windows 10 or 11?

One option since October 2026 is Atlantis Native by ripleyXLR8, an unofficial port written in Rust for Windows, macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux and the browser. It plays from your own copy of the game; it contains no game data.

Is Atlantis Native an emulator?

No. The README says its engine is a translation of the Atlantis engine written for ScummVM's CryOmni3D engine, which itself was rebuilt by reverse engineering the original executable, with each behaviour traced to an address in the original code.

Can you finish the game?

According to the README, yes. It plays from the first screen to the last, with the 360° panoramas, the cinematics, the talking heads and the seventeen puzzles, and adds optional bug fixes and an HD mode.

Was it made with AI?

The README says the code was written by Claude, an AI coding assistant, through Claude Code, directed and reviewed by the maintainer; those commits carry a co-author line for Claude.

Unofficial. This page is written by an independent directory. It is not made by, endorsed by or affiliated with Cryo Interactive (now Microids) or ripleyXLR8 (Atlantis Native (Atlantis: The Lost Tales port)'s author). We do not host any files, and we never link to game files, ROMs or ISOs.

Sources

Facts on this page were checked against these official sources on Oct 26, 2026. Versions and steps follow the official project; if they differ, the official source wins.

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