Mega Monkey was a website I ran from 1997 to 2003. It had many subpages that covered games by LucasArts and licensees, as shown below.
The Dig (Planet Cocytus)
 | 1995, by LucasArts. Three astronauts investigate an asteroid and are taken to another planet. |
Full Throttle (The Polecats)
 | 1995, by LucasArts. Save your gang, your girlfriend, and your very way of life. |
 | 2017, by Double Fine. A remake of Full Throttle with high-definition graphics. |
Grim Fandango (Cafe Calavera)
 | 1998, by LucasArts. Uncover a mystery of crime and corruption in the Land of the Dead. |
 | 2015, by Double Fine. Grim Fandango remastered with live recorded instrumental music, and improved textures and lighting. |
Indiana Jones (The Tomb of Nur-Ab-Sal)
 | 1982, by Atari Games. An action-adventure for the Atari 2600. Use inventory items to pass obstacles and find the Ark of the Covenant. |
 | 1985, by Mindscape. Retrieve an artifact containing secrets of a lost civilization, before Indy's rival, Ivar Reiss. |
 | 1989, by Lucasfilm Games. Rescue Indy's father from the Nazis and recover the holy grail. |
 | 1992, by LucasArts. Indy and Sophia Hapgood uncover the power of the lost city of Atlantis before the Nazis. |
 | 1996, by LucasArts. In this early casual adventure game, each adventure is different as each game is randomly generated. |
 | 1999, by LucasArts. An action adventure where Indy and Sophia Hapgood stop the Soviet Union from finding a supernatural weapon. |
 | 2003, by The Collective. An action adventure, with more emphasis on action than Infernal Machine, is a prequel to Temple of Doom. |
 | 2009, by A2M and Amuse. An action adventure with an emphasis on action. Indy must find the staff of Moses before the Nazis. |
 | 2011, by Zynga (No Longer Available). A casual social game. Join the adventure society, explore ruins, and correspond with Indiana Jones. |
Labyrinth (Escape from the Labyrinth)
 | 1986, by Lucasfilm Games. You are sucked into a theater screen of the movie Labyrinth and must escape the labyrinth yourself. |
Loom (The Weaver's Guild)
 | 1990, Lucasfilm Games. Hone your magical powers as you uncover a plot to control the threads of existence. |
Maniac Mansion (The Edisons)
 | 1987, by Lucasfilm Games. Break into a spooky mansion to save your cheerleader girlfriend. |
 | 1993, by LucasArts. Travel through time and stop an evil tentacle from taking over the world. |
 | 2016, by Double Fine. A remake of Day of the Tentacle with high-definition graphics. |
Monkey Island (The Jolly Rasta)
 | 1990, by Lucasfilm Games. Become a pirate, defeat an evil ghost captain, and rescue the governor. |
 | 2009, by LucasArts. A remake of the original Monkey Island with new high-definition art, music, and voice-overs. |
 | 1991, by LucasArts. Search for a treasure with powers that can get rid of the dreaded pirate LeChuck for good. |
 | 2010, by LucasArts. A remake of the second Monkey Island with high-definition art, music, and voice-overs. |
 | 1997, by LucasArts. Break a curse that has fallen upon your girlfriend, and defeat a demon pirate. |
 | 2000, by LucasArts. The fourth Monkey Island game has Guybrush fighting an Australian who is buying all the land in the Caribbean. |
 | 2009, by Telltale Games. Guybrush tries to defeat LeChuck and ends up cursing the entire Caribbean. |
 | 2022, by Terrible Toybox. Guybrush attempts to finally find the secret of Monkey Island once and for all.
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Sam & Max (Bumpusville)
 | 1993, by LucasArts. The duo travel across the USA in search of a missing Bigfoot. |
 | 2007, by Telltale Games. After a long hiatus, Sam & Max: Freelance Police are back, this time in an episodic series. |
 | 2008, by Telltale Games. The second season of the misadventures of everyone's favorite freelance police, Sam & Max. |
 | 2010, by Telltale Games. The episodic adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police continue with more crazy cases. |
 | 2010, by Telltale Games. A casual poker game starring Max, Strong Bad, Tycho from Penny Arcade, and The Heavy from TF2. |
 | 2013, by Telltale Games. A casual poker game starring Sam, Evil Dead's Ash, Venture Bros' Brock, Borderlands' Claptrap, and GLaDOS. |
 | 2021, by Happy Giant. A new recruit for the Freelance Police helps Sam & Max in virtual reality.
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Star Wars (Mos Eisley Cantina)
 | 1991, by Beam Software. An action platform game that follows Luke Skywalker through the events of the 1977 film. |
 | 1997, by LucasArts. A casual adventure game where each adventure is different as each game is randomly generated. |
Zak McKracken (The Skolarian Device)
 | 1988, by Lucasfilm Games. A tabloid reporter, an archeologist, and two college students save the world. |
