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• Patch Notes·11 Jun 2026Official

  Indiana Jones and the Great Circle™ – Update 8 – Hotfix 1

  Bug Fixes Fixed two common crashes, improving game stability. Fixes have been made to our Frame Generation implementation on PC. Several issues have been addressed that could result in stutters when using multi-frame-generation, noise when using Ray Reconstruction, or visual glitches when running in an aspect ratio other than the standard 16:9 “Widescreen” mode. Fixed the ragdoll system to prevent enemies from rotating when being picked up or popping when standing up after being knocked to the ground. Fixed a small stutter when a game level first loads.
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• Patch Notes·12 May 2026Official

  Indiana Jones and the Great Circle™ – Update 8

  New Features Shanghai Club outfit is now available! We’ve added a new outfit for Indy for all players across all platforms, based on the suit he wore in Club Obi Wan at the beginning of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom™. To switch to this outfit, visit the “Outfit” tab in the Options menu and select the “Shanghai Club” outfit. When equipped, Indy will wear this outfit whenever he isn’t wearing a disguise, or if the level requires a special outfit such as in Marshall College or in Nepal. GOG - DualSense support The GOG version of the game now supports the DualSense controller. Nintendo Switch 2 – Features Update 8 brings new Nintendo Switch 2 features for launch day, including support for Polish Localization and adds Mouse Controls. Mouse controls can be activated from within the game’s “Options” menu from the “Controller” tab in the “Mouse Controls Look” setting. Technical updates Optimizations Many CPU optimizations were made throughout the game in advance of the initial Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge release, to reduce overall CPU load. Path Tracing (PC) Fixed crashes that could occur on AMD graphics cards when Path Tracing option was enabled. Reviewed against Vulkan validation layers and fixed some minor issues to help safeguard against possible future driver updates. Fixed an issue where some specific reflections were too bright when using Ray Traced Reflections. Upscalers and Frame Generation (PC) Frame Generation for Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR can now be utilized during cinematics. Fixed an issue where VRAM reserved for AMD FSR would not be released when switching from AMD FSR to a different upscaler. Fixed an issue where you would see ghosting in some cinematics if using HDR with Nvidia DLSS. Fixed an issue where brightest parts of the screen could look overexposed when using AMD FSR upscaling with HDR HDR (All Platforms) Fixed an issue where player photographs taken when playing with HDR active could appear washed out when viewing them from your Journal. Note:...
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• Press Coverage·12 May 2026

  Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Nintendo Switch 2) Performance Review

  Porting Indiana Jones and the Great Circle to the Nintendo Switch 2 genuinely seemed a bit risky to me. A grand adventure set across multiple large environments with current-gen graphic fidelity? There was no way! But hey, if Bethesda got The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to barely work on the Nintendo Switch 2, surely they could handle Indiana Jones and the Great Circle! Of course, I’m being a bit glib for the sake of humour. Between the two Nintendo Switch generations, I’ve always left myself open to being surprised by ports and Bethesda, especially, through their employment of Panic Button, which has put out some pretty surprising versions of their games. To that end, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle actually quite surprised me, being a fairly high-end port that both looks and runs great on the Nintendo Switch 2. I was pretty impressed when I booted the game up in Docked Mode, and the intro sequence referencing the opening of Raiders of the Lost Ark was being... Read more
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• Press Coverage·10 Mar 2026

  Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is the GOTY contender that time forgot, and that's a damn shame

  In many ways, it feels like the era of 'movie games' is over - if anything, it's the era of 'videogame movies.' With Expedition 33, Arc Raiders, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance all set to get big screen adaptations following the success of League of Legends: Arcane, the Mario Movie, and Minecraft, it feels like Hollywood has realized that gaming is, in fact, a goldmine, or is, alternatively, out of its own ideas. But, while videogame adaptations have gone well over the past few years, videogame spin-offs of films haven't. I lament how mid Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was (even with the Fire and Ash-inspired DLC), and as much as I'm excited for Arkane's Blade (if it ever comes out), I have my reservations. It's why it took me a while to pick up Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, despite my love for the franchise - the recent movies haven't done much for Indy, why would the game be any better? Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Let's all punch some Nazis as Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, plus all its DLC, is cheaper than ever Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has a whipping big discount and now it's cheaper than ever Bethesda deletes Indiana Jones clip after accusations that it mocks Charlie Kirk
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• Press Coverage·9 Feb 2026

  Let's all punch some Nazis as Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, plus all its DLC, is cheaper than ever

  Like the satisfyingly fast crack of a whip, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle instantly entered my list of the best action-adventure games. Even over a year later, I still look back at my time as Indy with fondness and a further love for the character than ever before. It's got everything: exploration, historical sites, beating up Nazis, and this gem of a new chapter for our beloved Dr Jones is nothing short of a fantastic time. If you've been waiting to give it a try, the full experience so far is cheaper than ever at Fanatical, so you have no excuse. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: My favorite action game of the last decade and its excellent DLC is now 91% off in this sale If your spider-sense is tingling, it's because Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is now at its lowest price ever on PC Doom The Dark Ages gets a ripping big discount, with an over 70% off deal from Fanatical right now
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