She is amazed by all those artifacts, and then a screen is seen that says the end, but following text explains that after Cameron finds Lorrie he and she go to the top of the mine and phone the authorities, who are not able to arrive before the tunnels collapse due to an earthquake and the artifacts are lost.

Cameron gives him and Stuart uses on himself, but dies in the process, and Lorrie emerges from around the rock. He points the gun at him and tells him to hand over the power crystal. After trying to convince him to tell where Stuart is, he is shot by someone behind Cameron, revealing to be Stuart. At the end of the game the artifacts are found deep in the mine, of which are next to Chris Crowley, who is part of the deal with the US Government for the artifacts. Cameron finds the mummy and he channels himself into a power crystal, and after he dies his ghost appears and says that Lorrie, now unconscious after the mummy's disappearance, will recover from her brainwashing and that a man named Stuart Davenport, is trying to sell the artifacts to the US Government for three-hundred-million dollars.

After much searching, a mummy who comes back to life and begins to terrorize the work site, murdering many and even brainwashing a woman, Lorrie (who also used to be your girlfriend), into thinking she is the mummy's wife, and then abducting her. They become acquainted with many of the workers at the site, and begin to solve many puzzles. Upon arrival he meets Chris Crowley, manager of the site, and Stuart Davenport, representative on site. Michael Cameron, a representative of National Mining Company has been sent from New York City to deal with a rebellion of workers who believe a curse lies over the mining site due to the hieroglyph-covered box they mined up. Mummy: Tomb of the Pharaoh is set in Egypt, at one of the fictional National Mining Company's mining sites. Gameplay also features real-life actors, added in via green-screen.

Puzzles are also solved frequently, and make use of the game's simple controls. There is also an aspect of danger, being able to be crushed by machinery or murdered by enemies during multiple choice situations, another feature of the game. These controls make it very easy and simple to navigate through menus and across terrain. They also have a standard inventory as a bar at the bottom of the screen which consists of items such as a lantern, ID card, backpack, and other items of interest they pick up during gameplay.

In Mummy: Tomb of the Pharaoh players navigate various static frames via a hand-style cursor, and can also pick up items via cursor. An in-game screenshot with hand-style cursor in view.

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