In recent weeks, a trend has emerged: long-time rivals have begun sharing their biggest hits. This has benefited users of the expensive PS Plus Premium tier.
The company noted the release of the latest DLC for the recent MachineGames title, published by Bethesda Softworks, which is owned by Microsoft. To celebrate this, a message appeared on the official PlayStation accounts: Premium subscribers get access to a trial version of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.
The demo is time-limited. Players have access to 2.5 hours of gameplay. This is enough not only to get acquainted with the mechanics and atmosphere, but also to explore locations familiar from the films. In the allotted time, you can even get to the Vatican — one of the largest maps in the main campaign.