Alongside the recently unveiled PS5 launch trailer (shown above), Bethesda has shared insights on how MachineGames is maximizing the capabilities of the PS5 hardware, ensuring compatibility across all PS5 versions. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will maintain a smooth 60 FPS performance alongside high-quality resolution on both standard and advanced PS5 systems.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
And lo, from the shadowy corridors of settlement discussions emerges an unlikely scheme: Rippling the $50 million fine through none other than its native, enigmatic token—XRP. Ah, the irony of trading cash for digital sorcery!
When queried about the focus of “La Quimera”, Kostiuk mentioned that since the team opted to emphasize narrative elements, it’s possible that the game won’t offer a semi-open world like in “Metro Exodus”. Instead, he explained that this was a deliberate choice by the studio, aiming to create storyline sequences that will lead players through the plot.
Additional advantages worth mentioning are optimizations for Solid State Drives, enhancing your experience with smoother streaming and quicker loading times. It takes full advantage of the console’s powerful CPU and GPU resources to provide a consistently smooth 60 frames per second at high-definition resolution, complete with ray-traced lighting effects.
The story sends pollutants and criminals to live on the moon in poverty. One unfortunate event entangles our hero, Jacob Shadow, in a terrorist bombing that takes away everything he cherishes. With his family captured, he joins the army to fight rebels on the lunar surface, but finds himself at odds with someone from his past. It’s yet unknown if the studio will produce a second season for this new anime. In a recent chat about an upcoming anime, WIT Studio’s president, George Wada, mentioned Star Wars, a renowned science fiction franchise.