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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Steam PC Digital Code) on sale starting from
$34.99.
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Available:
Features:
- Live the adventure as Indiana Jones in a cinematic, narrative-driven first-person action-adventure set in 1937 between the events of Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.
- Travel across the globe to uncover ancient secrets. From the halls of Marshall College to the Vatican, pyramids of Egypt, and sunken temples of Sukhothai.
- Use Indy's iconic whip to disarm, distract, and attack enemies, as well as swing over obstacles and scale walls to navigate treacherous environments.
- Seamlessly blend stealth infiltration, intense hand-to-hand melee combat, and gunplay to overcome hostile forces.
- Explore a dynamic mix of linear storyline missions and open-area exploration filled with ancient riddles, deadly traps, and hidden secrets.
Top Comments
Excellent production quality, feels authentic, clearly a labor of love. I've visited some of the game's locales on vacation and they did a great job design-wise.
The gameplay isn't groundbreaking but it's fun and the puzzles can take some thought.
I never watched an Indiana Jones movie until after I completed this game. It made me a fan of the franchise.
It isn't ground breaking as a game. But it is the best piece of Indiana Jones content in 30 years, hands down.
I played for free. But I'd definitely say it's worth $20 (because I'm cheap and don't consider any game worth more than $30 or so).
Community Reviews
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a polished first person Indy adventure that shines in atmosphere, story, and presentation. The production quality, environment design, voice acting, music, and sound effects all stand out, and the locations and creepy dungeons make it feel like a true lost Indy movie. The gameplay is fun and the puzzles can require thought, but it is not especially groundbreaking. Replay value also seems limited, so the appeal is strongest for players who want a strong one time Indiana Jones experience.
Indiana Jones fans who want a playable fourth movie, because the story, atmosphere, voice acting, and locations strongly capture the original films.
Players who enjoy cinematic adventure games with thoughtful puzzles, because the gameplay is fun and the puzzles can take some thought.
PC players with RTX hardware and an SSD, because native play requires ray tracing support and the listed minimum specs include an SSD.
Streaming subscribers who want a cloud-friendly single playthrough, because the gameplay works fine on streaming and does not need repeated runs.
Players looking for deep replay value, because the game is enjoyable once but does not give a strong reason to replay it.
PC gamers without an RTX-class graphics card, because native play requires hardware ray tracing support.
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I don't see much replay value in this game at all.
It isn't ground breaking as a game. But it is the best piece of Indiana Jones content in 30 years, hands down.
I played for free. But I'd definitely say it's worth $20 (because I'm cheap and don't consider any game worth more than $30 or so).
I tell others this game is my second favorite Indiana Jones movie. Essentially if you would ever re-watch the movies, you'd likely replay this game.
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