After Indiana Jones & The Great Circle's Success, There's Another Beloved Movie Franchise MachineGames Should Tackle Next

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Despite some concerns from long-time fans of the classic film franchise, has become a smashing success for MachineGames. Since its release, has received critical acclaim from both fans and new players alike, being praised for its unique gameplay that offers an excellent mix of combat encounters, puzzle solving, and story elements. While MachineGamese are still raking in the praise from 's initial launch, there's another film franchise that would make a perfect fit for a new video game adaptation based on their experience.

One of the best aspects of is that it adapted the best parts of the film's humor and story beats while blending these gameplay elements in-between them seamlessly. While some fans were uneasy about the first-person mode initially, it does a fantastic job of immersing players into the boots of the adventurous Indiana Jones during his journey across the globe. Based on their success with and its previous reboots, it's clear MachineGames knows how to make a compelling and award-winning narrative, which could easily stretch to sci-fi.

With letting players experience compelling cutscenes, engaging combat, and interesting environments to explore, the format would be a fantastic fit for the setting of franchise. Most Terminator games of the past have solely focused on the explosive combat and destroyed environments provided by the robot apocalypse, rather than playing into the time travel mechanics so vital to the narrative.

Terminator Resistance might be just a video game, but it tries to act as series canon with the cinematic sci-fi franchise narrative.

With MachineGames showing its talent at combining both aspects, a game from the studio could let players experience both futuristic combat encounters alongside more story-driven sections set in the present day. While 's combat might be a bit too light for the visceral action of franchise, the devs' experience with the remakes gave them all the skills they'll need to dip into the sci-fi franchise.

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