“Super Mario Party” has an excruciating minigame where you jiggle the controller to evenly brown each side of a cube of meat. “Arctic Eggs” nestles that mechanic, which some freaks actually enjoy, in a lo-fi world of cryptic and wry dialogue. You’re this frozen compound’s resident egg sizzler – and you’ll have to satisfy some truly weird tastes.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is my kind of video game. I’m a big fan of the Steven Spielberg and George Lucas-created film series that inspired it. I love Uncharted and immersive sims in equal amounts,

PlayStation has revealed this month’s lineup of PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium games. Included are some fan-favorite PS5 games. Exclusive to Premium subscribers is a classic PS2 Indiana Jones game.

Indiana Jones has gone on countless adventures, both on and off cinema screens. The Indiana Jones franchise first began with 1981’s Raiders of the Lost Ark and marked Harrison Ford’s debut as the world’s most famous and beloved archeologist Dr.

Troy Baker, one of the best-known video game actors, talks about his most iconic character yet, Indiana Jones.

The official PlayStation Blog was recently updated with info on what PlayStation Plus subscribers can expect from the service through the rest of January, and let’s just say there’s a lot to get excited about.

PlayStation Plus is adding more titles to its Game Catalog in January, and the list includes some heavy hitters. God of War Ragnarok leads the list, letting subscribers who never bought the sequel continue on Kratos and Atreus' adventure as they try to prevent the Norse apocalypse.

Some of our beloved readers might remember growing up with a few of these games, like Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine from 1999, or Lego Indiana Jones from 2008. Sadly, the archeologist’s ever-expanding digital adventures faltered with the fall of LucasArts in 2013.

Players who subscribe to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium have a great new set of games coming their way in January.