True hidden indi gem. A completely unexpected masterpiece. Funny, smart and exciting.

I liked the boss battle with the nazi archaeologist who knows karate and shouts Kiyaaaah! all the time.

Masterpiece.

Biggest Twist in this game's plot is where it is good and in the credits it says Bethesda

I went into Indiana Jones and the Great Circle expecting an Uncharted-style copy but what I got instead was a surprisingly deep immersive sim with its own unique identity. The blend of exploration, problem-solving (I still wish the puzzles were a little bit harder) and player freedom kept me hooked. MachineGames delivered a fresh experience here and after years of working on the Wolfenstein series whose formula had grown a bit stale it's exciting to see them innovate in this way.

That said, the game is performance-heavy and optimization could use some more work. DLSS and frame generation implementation is buggy, so here's hoping the devs address these issues in future updates.