The 2008 classic deserves a full remake treatment, not just a mere remaster.
The critically acclaimed action-adventure is available on December 9th for everyone else on Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Game Pass.
Calling Dr. Jones.
Premium Edition owners with early access won't get to experience the game with full ray tracing until its global release on December 9, it's confirmed.
The action-adventure title will unlock for Premium Edition owners on both Xbox Series X/S and PC on December 6 (or 5, depending on your region).
MachinesGames' long-awaited Indiana Jones adaptation releases on December 9, while Premium Edition owners get access on December 6.
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"Indy never uses his gun as a first or even second option, and we wanted that to carry across to the player," says design director Jens Andersson.
The action-adventure title arrives on December 9th for Xbox Series X/S and PC. Premium Edition owners can start playing on December 6th.
"I originally passed [on the Indiana Jones role] because, truth be told, I was so scared that I would not be able to pull it off," the actor says.
The first-person action-adventure title will release a week afterward, on December 9, for Xbox Series X/S and PC. A PS5 release follows in Spring 2025.
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The expansion will "fit in very good" with the main campaign, as per creative director Axel Torvenius, though details beyond that are scarce.
However, developer MachineGames hasn't provided any estimates for what the upcoming action-adventure title's runtime is going to be.
Players will be able to make use of Indy's camera as a tool in the game, but a Photo Mode won't be included, according to MachineGames.
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