Top five favorite LucasArts adventure games.

Way before LucasArts were constantly cashing in for the Star Wars franchise, they've made some of the funniest and greatest adventure games of the past. Due to the poor sales of the excellent Grim Fandango, LucasArts shut down their adventure game developers division and focused solely on milking the Star Wars license. So let's us all take a trip to memory lane, and post our top five favorite LucasArts adventures games. I'll start with mine first. 
 

1. Grim Fandango
2. Sam & Max: Hit the Road
3. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
4. Maniac Mansion: Day of the Tentacle
5. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis a.k.a. the last good Indiana Jones game

That list is exactly what I would choose too. I feel sad whenever I hear someone mention how awesome Grim was.

" That list is exactly what I would choose too. I feel sad whenever I hear someone mention how awesome Grim was. "

Day of the Tentacle
Sam and Max
Fate of Atlantis
The Dig
Monkey Island 2

Bah! "All of them!" is the obvious answer. I hope someone puts Full Throttle in their top 5 though.

" Bah! "All of them!" is the obvious answer. I hope someone puts Full Throttle in their top 5 though. "

1. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantisa.k.a. the last good Indiana Jones game

" @Cegoraph said: 

1. Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantisa.k.a. the last good Indiana Jones game

I see your Fate of Atlantis and raise you an Emperor's Tomb! Though it did have some technical issues, it was still a great Indy game. Whipping baddies just felt awesome in it! Fate of Atlantis is definitely a great game, but I disagree that it's the last good Indy game. "

newtttttttttons and prooooooootons

1. Loom
2. Loom
3. Loom
4. Loom
5. Loom

I really need to play Loom one day, just like that Scumm Bar pirate keeps telling me.  That and Indy 3, only lucas adventure games I haven't played.
 
Least favorite though is The Dig.

1. Day of the Tentacle
2. Loom
3.Grim Fandango
4. Monkey Island 2
5. Maniac Mansion 
special mention: Labyrinth
 
I just remember so vividly the first time I saw Day of the Tentacle on the computer. It was mesmerizing (for 1993, guys) and it was funny. Really funny.  
I loved Loom a lot because there were quite a few sound based puzzles.