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Bethesda's next adventure into the world of Indiana Jones, crafted by the skilled hands at MachineGames, might just bear the moniker "The Great Circle." A keen-eyed observer, @Kurakasis, revealed on X (formerly Twitter) that Lucasfilm took the initiative to secure various domains on January 9, 2024, all pointing towards this rumored title. One of these domains explicitly labels itself as a game, dispelling any lingering doubts about potential alternate connections. Intriguingly, a teaser also teased a tantalizing connection with a book titled "Ancient Circle."
Delving into the legal archives, Lucasfilm had previously filed a trademark for "The Great Circle" in the summer of 2022, specifying its applicability to video games and even extending the umbrella to cover 'mobile.' @Kurakasis speculates that this mobile inclusion might be due to the evolving landscape where games can now be experienced on phones through streaming services or could be attributed to legal considerations. Drawing a parallel, they note that CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 also included 'mobile' in its trademark information.
Bethesda initially unveiled the Indiana Jones project in 2021, predating Microsoft's monumental $7.5 billion acquisition of ZeniMax Media. In a twist of exclusivity, it was confirmed last year during the FTC vs. Microsoft case regarding the Activision–Blizzard acquisition that the game would be an exclusive delight for Xbox and PC.
In the ever-evolving saga of gaming announcements, Xbox has recently teased a Developer_Direct slated for January 18, 2024. This event promises a sneak peek into the gaming wonders slated for 2024, with highlights including updates on Obsidian's Avowed, Hellblade 2, Ara: History Untold, and, of course, Bethesda's Indiana Jones creation.
Prepare yourselves for a deep dive into the Indiana Jones universe as the event pledges to showcase ten riveting minutes of insights. A premiere of the game's first-ever gameplay trailer is also on the agenda, offering players a tantalizing glimpse into the title's narrative, setting, gameplay intricacies, and other intriguing details.
MachineGames, renowned for their work on the Wolfenstein series, is steering the development ship for Bethesda's Indiana Jones escapade. Leaks from the past hinted at a fusion of first and third-person gameplay, possibly powered by the Unreal Engine. As the quest for details continues, one thing remains elusive - a release date for this highly anticipated adventure. Stay tuned for more updates as the Indiana Jones saga unfolds!
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