Though MachineGames' Indiana Jones game was originally supposed to be multiplatform, Bethesda amended its deal with Disney following the former's acquisition by Microsoft.
A remastered version of the classic first person shooter has been rated by the Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea.
The developer is confirmed to be working on an Indiana Jones title, though a new Wolfenstein title remains elusive.
MachineGames and Bethesda's Nazi-killing first person shooter is next in line for the storefront's ongoing 15-day giveaway.
One of the developers that worked on The Darkness and Chronicles of Riddick games has joined MachineGames as design director.
Hoard says MachineGames is "doing an incredible job with the game" and calls it "a definite love letter to Indiana Jones."
MachineGames – developer of the rebooted Wolfenstein series and the upcoming Indiana Jones game – could possibly be hinting at an imminent announcement.
Recent conflicting information has created some confusion about whether or not MachineGames' Indiana Jones game will be exclusive to Xbox.
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Quake's latest free update adds a new Horde mode that can be played either solo or co-op, as well as a new set of stages.
Bethesda's Todd Howard talks about MachineGames' upcoming Indiana Jones game, and how much he's involved in its development.
A new update for Quake's recent expanded re-release has added 4K and 120 FPS support to the game on current-gen machines.
Classic Quake returns with an enhanced port sure to please fans and newcomers alike.
Head of Xbox Phil Spencer recently talked about the legacy and impact of Quake on the industry at large during QuakeCon 2021.
The original Quake has been updated with dynamic lighting, depth of field and much more. It's out later for Xbox Series X/S and PS5.
The arena shooter seems to be in line for a comeback, with new content being contributed by Wolfenstein developer MachineGames.
It is now being developed by MachineGames, who are doing "a phenomenal job" on the project, according to Howard.
Fans of MachineGames' Wolfenstein series shouldn't be worried about the series, says Bethesda's VP of global marketing Pete Hines.
Bethesda's SVP of global marketing and communications Pete Hines wants to make it clear that we're not going to hear about this game for some time.
