I recently attended a closed-door digital event hosted by Bethesda, where they showcased new gameplay footage of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. During this event, I gained some key insights into MachineGames’ take on Indy’s next globetrotting adventure.

The classic 1997 FPS Quake II is back and with a new coat of paint and features as Bethesda not only announced an enhanced version of the shooter but that it’s now available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.

While Wolfenstein: Youngblood can be played solo, Bethesda and MachineGames encourage players to try the campaign in co-op using a thing called the Buddy Pass, which lets a friend join in on the action.

The trial is similar to the trial we got for last year's Dishonored 2 in that your save game will carry over into your purchase of the full game, allowing you to continue your Nazi-killing shenanigans directly from where the demo ends.