Indiana Jones and the Great Circle SPOILERS

[Remi]

For those digging into the game, particularly before its general release, this is the place to talk about it.

[Staple Remover]

I’ve only played about an hour so far. As an Indy fan I can’t stop geeking out over the game. 

The tutorial had the perfect location to kick off the game.

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Peru was nearly identical to the movie (Indy grabbed his hat instead of the whip when the door was closing next to the chasm). It’s also incredible to see the temple in 3D, it’s the best it’s looked since Return to Peru in the Infernal Machine… which I realize isn’t saying much. 

 

I love the Easter eggs, particularly at Marshall College

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you can find the map of the temple of the forbidden eye, they used an identical one found in the Disneyland queue in Indy’s makeshift office. That attention to detail is a true love letter to the franchise. 

I'm not ready to say it’s better than Fate of Atlantis, but it’s getting pretty close. 

[Threepwood4life]

Played since yesterday already got to Geza and theres so much content and the locations are huge. It defintley captures the Indiana Jones spirit and props to Troy Baker for a great performance as the man in the hat.

 

Im taking it all in and doing a lot of the side quests to make it last longer and the puzzles have been decent not too complicated but still fun although i think the fighting mechanics need a bit of work hopefully it gets patched

[Threepwood4life]

Found a easter egg linked to many past LucasArts games especially the Indy adventures

 

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Theres a merchant in Geza that is selling some fine leather jackets 😉

 

Edited December 7 by Threepwood4life

[Threepwood4life]

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Couple of references during the Shanghai level;

 

During the bi-plane sequence if Indy shoots the wing at the back he kinda has a similar discussion like he does when Henry shoots the wing in Last Crusade and even says to Gina "They got us!!!"

 

Later in the level, you fly passed a burning Club Obi-Wan and Indy says "Lao Che wont be happy"

 

[Threepwood4life]

Just finished it, absolutley enjoyed its up there with Fate of Atlantis with been one of the best Indiana Jones games

 

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Noticed in the credits it actually was Karen Allen voicing Marion during the end of the Raiders sequence.

 

[Vodia]

THAT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!!!

 

Desire to play +++

Nostalgia +++

Picture quality during gameplay +- (so-so)

A lot of cutscenes and their quality +++

Italian +

You can beat fascists (Wulfintstein) + :)

only italian blackshirts for now. (i am at the start)

 

I slapped one of them in the face near the railing - he cinematically fell over it and rolled down the stairs.

 

6 hours in and uncovering the mysteries with all the Indy feels and better than new movies. The game maybe a bit slow paced for modern generation kids but i do not regret getting a collector edition :)

 

[Staple Remover]

Here’s my overall Indy game ranking (I can’t believe I forgot Last Crusade)

1. Great Circle

2. Fate of Atlantis

3. Infernal Machine

4. Emperor’s Tomb

5. Last Crusade

6. Fate of Atlantis port on the Staff of King’s Wii Disc

7. Lego games

8. The side-scroller games

9. Desktop Adventures

10. Atari 2600 Raiders of the Lost Ark

11. The text adventure games

12. I’m not going to pretend like I played the Adventure World Facebook game they made, but it would go here.

13. Staff of Kings (two words: piano crane)

 

 

Edited December 11 by Staple Remover

[SushiStrikesBack]

23 hours ago, Threepwood4life said:

Just finished it

Not a long game then ? Or did you play it non-stop?

 

A serious question: what is the best way to play this  game without breaking the bank? The last time I bought a PC with a then-top-of-the-line graphics card was in 2004 and honestly I haven’t followed the evolution since, as any average 3D card and integrated GPU run all the old games I play just fine.

I don’t expect my most recent laptop (i.e. over 10 year old - which is fine for other gaming archeology like The Infernal Machine, Lego Indiana Jones, and the Emperor’s Tomb) to run the Great Circle. It may even have not enough diskspace to simply install it.

I looked at Gamepass and Nvidia streaming, but it made me feel older than Indy in the last movie. (Not to mention the absolute hate those services seem to get)

13 minutes ago, Staple Remover said:

Here’s my overall Indy game ranking

You forgot The Last Crusade (the graphic adventure) !

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A game that runs fine on my laptop 😅

 

Edited December 10 by SushiStrikesBack

[Staple Remover]

It’s a very long game, I just had a very free and open weekend to play it with the early release. 
 

I’m also ashamed that I forgot Last Crusade in my ranking but remembered the Zynga game…

[Threepwood4life]

Its a long game, ive had it since Thursday and doing both story and fieldwork stuff as well as the odd mystery mission it was around 20 hours. Im still doing various stuff after the game was over 

[Vodia]

The freaking collectors edition is HUGE i dont know whre to put it now, I didnt think it would be that big when i ordered..... anyone opened it , inside quality

worthy of being on display?

Edited December 11 by Vodia

[SushiStrikesBack]

11 hours ago, Vodia said:

worthy of being on display?

You know the answer…

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It belongs in a museum!

 

 

11 hours ago, Vodia said:

anyone opened it

why don’t you open it yourself? From the picture it seems you can simply lift the lid.

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But… Shut your eyes! 

 

[Vodia]

4 hours ago, SushiStrikesBack said:

 

why don’t you open it yourself? From the picture it seems you can simply lift the lid.

 

usualy i dont open my boxes  

sadly most of em are  of modern manufacturing there was not much possibility to get BoXed versions where i live back when they were realeased  and the older ones that i was able to get are  all opened cause how the hell to get the game to play  back then  

 

 

Edited December 12 by Vodia

[Jayel]

I liked it, but I feel like I played it wrong by playing it as a stealth game. Its stealth mechanics are... like salad at a steakhouse to put it kindly.