Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle: 14 minutes of gameplay in a video that shows to what extent the video game wants to respect the films

Game news Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle: 14 minutes of gameplay in a video that shows to what extent the video game wants to respect the films

Become Harrison Ford… or rather Indiana Jones in the new game from the developers of Wolfenstein

Since the release of the film Raiders of the Lost Ark and the technological progress linked to video games, fans of the most famous archeology professor dream of playing him, Fedora on his head and whip on his belt! After several years on the franchise Wolfensteinin which the hero also settled scores with the soldiers of the Nazi regime, the developers of the MachineGames studio have therefore taken the reins of a new adventure under the responsibility of the publisher Bethesda Softworks, not without benefiting from the support of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.

From now on, we are less than a month away from the official release on Xbox and PC media (as well as on Game Pass)where PlayStation players will have to wait a few months before putting your hands on it. In the meantime, the latter can already take the temperature by taking a look at the different impressions that are teeming on the web and, of course, by consulting the multiple gameplay videos that have been released since this summer when the title had the right to a cover more important media. Speaking of which, MachineGames and Bethesda Softworks shared new footage just a few hours ago!

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15 minutes of gameplay to convince you to become an archaeologist who is not afraid of danger

As its release approaches, MachineGames has brought out the heavy artillery to promote the video game Indiana Jones and the Ancient Circle. Although the launch of the title is slightly out of sync with the release of the film Indiana Jones and the Clock of Destinythe first-person game has the means to revive the hype around the character of Indy! Despite Harrison Ford’s features throughout, it is indeed through his eyes (and ours) that the adventure imagined by the developers of the Wolfenstein franchise and interspersed between the first and third parts is experienced. cinematographic.

In this proper gameplay presentation, we can see that Indy hasn’t really learned from his mistakes. Recovering a statue, gently placed on a base and triggering a trap, we quickly begin a frantic race to escape the ton of sand which could condemn the hero forever. For the rest, the studio recontextualizes the story of the game and the characters who advance it, presents examples of puzzles and shows us that Indy is as capable of ensuring with a whip as with a mace, a revolver or… a shovel ! In short, in a few days, this gameplay condensing the many aspects of the game is a nice reminder, and it can be found above.