Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is now available on Xbox Series X | S consoles, PlayStation 5, PC, and Game Pass. The Order of Giants DLC hits all those places September 4. Want more io9 news?

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle takes many of the best tropes from FPS games, but feels like a wholly unique blend of sub-genres. It's part immersive-sim, but casual enough for newcomers, there ...

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is currently sitting at 88/100 on Metacritic, even higher than its scores on Xbox and PC. With multiple updates since its initial release, it isn’t surprising ...

Former Xbox console exclusive Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is now on PS5, and it's perfect for people who fancy a friendly take on the immersive sim genre ...

When one thinks of franchises Indiana Jones could crossover with, Star Wars is probably the first one that comes to mind since they’re both Lucasfilm properties. And while Dr. Jones never ...

How to Get the Royal Army Disguise in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle This disguise is the easiest to get in the entire game and doesn’t require you to reach any point in the Sukhothai region ...

Read More: Indiana Jones And The Great Circle: The Kotaku Review This time you’ll have the villagers standing in for pieces. But even though the game board is much bigger, it operates just the same.

Stealth is the primary way to explore the open world sections of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Dawning different disguises is the best way to get through secured locations undetected. In ...

Indiana Jones And The Great Circle: The Kotaku Review MachineGames’ latest is one of the best of 2024 and Indy’s finest adventure in decades By Zack Zwiezen Published December 10, 2024 ...

Now, “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle” is Xbox’s highest priority for 2024 and comes on the heels of the Oct. 25 launch of the latest addition to the Activision-produced “Call of Duty ...

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle ($69.99 on PC and Xbox Series X/S) has all the hallmarks of the iconic films that preceded it. Not the last two duds, mind you, but the original trilogy.

Read on for my full Indiana Jones and the Great Circle review, where I’ll take you through why this game is worth your money and time (because no one wants to waste both).