Bethesda making Indiana Jones.

[shortylickens]

There is literally no other information at this time.

 

[GodisanAtheist]

Indiana Jones is a sort of weird IP for videogames, since I feel that the "Tomb Raiding" niche is already fully occupied by that eponymous series.

 

[shortylickens]

If we're lucky it will be more than simple tomb raiding. Maybe a big beautiful sandbox game with Indy as the hero.

 

[Fallen Kell]

It is hard to say if this will be good or bad. As stated above, there are already some very good games that essentially cover what people would expect an Indiana Jones game would be. Between "Tomb Raider", and "Uncharted", most of what we might expect are fairly well covered.

 

[EXCellR8]

I'd be shocked if it ended up being more than some generic "go here and get this" game, like Death Stranding but the character has a wide-brim fedora and a whip.

 

[TheELF]

If we're lucky it will be more than simple tomb raiding. Maybe a big beautiful sandbox game with Indy as the hero.

Fallout Jones in the adventures of Skyrim.
Me likey.

Also GTA style in the 50ies would be nice.

 

[Stg-Flame]

I'm confused as to what the game would be about or employ what hasn't already been done to death. Indy went hunting for lost treasures so he could store them in a massive secure warehouse or museum and occasionally killed a lot of nazis. How that translates to me, is delving into dungeons/ruins looking for loot to pawn off somewhere (merchants/quest givers/etc.) while killing bad guys who try to get in your way. This formula has been done to death, especially by Bethesda games. The more I think about it, that's pretty much all that Bethesda has put out in the last 15 years or so, but I just can't grasp what they would be going for with a new IP that features many of the same mechanics that already exist in most of their other series.

 

[DeathReborn]

It is hard to say if this will be good or bad. As stated above, there are already some very good games that essentially cover what people would expect an Indiana Jones game would be. Between "Tomb Raider", and "Uncharted", most of what we might expect are fairly well covered.

It's Bethesda, given their recent track record it's gonna be bad.

 

[GodisanAtheist]

I'm confused as to what the game would be about or employ what hasn't already been done to death. Indy went hunting for lost treasures so he could store them in a massive secure warehouse or museum and occasionally killed a lot of nazis. How that translates to me, is delving into dungeons/ruins looking for loot to pawn off somewhere (merchants/quest givers/etc.) while killing bad guys who try to get in your way. This formula has been done to death, especially by Bethesda games. The more I think about it, that's pretty much all that Bethesda has put out in the last 15 years or so, but I just can't grasp what they would be going for with a new IP that features many of the same mechanics that already exist in most of their other series.

-Maybe we're all thinking Indiana Jones and Bethsoft is thinking Wolfenstein III

 

[JujuFish]

Between "Tomb Raider", and "Uncharted", most of what we might expect are fairly well covered.

Those two series have also set a pretty high standard for an Indiana Jones game. Hopefully MachineGames is up to the task (never played any of their games before).

 

[DigDog]

good luck trying to top Raiders

 

[Artorias]

What's the point of this? I can already be Indiana Jones in the Elder Scrolls.

This is one of those games that you find in a $5 dollar discount bin at Walmart.

I guess if you have Microsoft as an owner you can throw money around on these movie properties.

 

[Starbuck1975]

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is one of my favorite adventure games from the 1990s Lucasarts golden era, and story wise is a far better entry in the series than that abomination Crystal Skull.