Which LucasArts Desktop Adventures game preceded Star Wars: Yoda Stories?

Indiana Jones and His Desktop Adventures preceded Star Wars: Yoda Stories in LucasArts' Desktop Adventures series.

Yoda Stories was released for Microsoft Windows in March 1997 as the second and final Desktop Adventures game. Its predecessor, Indiana Jones and His Desktop Adventures, transferred the series' compact, accessible adventure format to the Indiana Jones universe. Both games were designed around short sessions rather than the sprawling puzzles and cinematic presentation associated with LucasArts' larger adventure titles.

Yoda Stories uses procedurally generated adventures, so objectives, locations, and encounters can vary between playthroughs. The player helps Luke Skywalker complete missions assigned by Yoda, with the action set during different periods of Luke's life. This structure made the game feel more like a replayable casual adventure than a conventional, fixed LucasArts quest.

A common mix-up is assuming that one of LucasArts' famous graphic adventures—such as Full Throttle, The Dig, or Sam & Max Hit the Road—was the predecessor. Those games belonged to other adventure-game lines. Yoda Stories was also later ported to the Game Boy Color in 1999, but that version did not change its place in the Desktop Adventures sequence.