Yesterday, Microsoft and Bethesda revealed a new Indiana Jones game, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. And below, you can find the first official screenshots for it.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be powered by the latest version of the idTech Engine. So, while these screenshots seem to be “touched“, we can expect the final game to come close to these visuals. Or at least I believe so. After all, the idTech Engine is one of the most optimized game engines.
The game will have a mix of combat, stealth, puzzles, and gunplay. And guess what? You can also use Indy’s whip. The devs claim that you can use it to climb around, distract people, or even take down bad guys. So that’s cool.
Indy will be going on a big adventure around the world. In the game, players will go to many cool places, like the forgotten temples of Sukhothai and the pyramids of Egypt, and even the snowy Himalayas. Just so you know, the game takes place in 1937, between the times of Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be mainly a first-person game. However, during climbing or cut-scenes, the game will be switching to a third-person camera. My guess is that the devs wanted to avoid any comparisons between this game and Tomb Raider or Uncharted. That’s why the decided to make it a first-person title. And, to be honest, that was a clever move.
Bethesda will release this new Indiana Jones game in 2024. Although there isn’t any ETA, we can expect more details about it in the coming months. And no, there aren’t any PC requirements to share as of yet.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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