Source: Bethesda (screenshot)
What you need to know
- Lucasfilm Games, Bethesda Softworks and MachineGames are working on an Indiana Jones game.
- Todd Howard of Bethesda Game Studios is serving as executive producer
- This game is a ways off, so don't expect more information for a while.
Today, Bethesda Softworks announced that MachineGames is teaming up with Lucasfilm Games to develop an Indiana Jones video game. You can check out the tone-setting teaser below.
According to the press release, "The game will tell a wholly original, standalone tale set at the height of the career of the famed adventurer." Bethesda also noted that "It'll be some time before we have more to reveal, but we're very excited to share today's news!"
We'll have to wait to learn just what platforms this game is available on, as ZeniMax Media, parent company of Bethesda Softworks, is being acquired by Microsoft.
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