The PC system requirements for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle were finally revealed and it's definitely not great news for anybody on older hardware. The system requirements are pretty close to what I would consider to be insane. The game apparently features zero support for GPUs that predate hardware accelerated ray tracing. The CPU requirements aren't much better either, with only the minimum requirements suggesting a CPU below a Ryzen 7 7700.
In addition to needing a GPU that supports ray tracing, you will need 120GB of free drive space, and at least 16GB of RAM. In fact, the RAM requirements on anything but Minimum jumps to 32 GB which is also just flat out nuts. Recommend bumps the CPU to a Ryzen 7 7700 or Intel i7-12700K, the GPU to a 3080Ti, and that 32 GB of RAM.
Those of you looking for "full" ray tracing will absolutely need to run with both upscaling and frame generation enabled just to hit 60 FPS. At a minimum on "full" ray tracing, you will need to set DLSS 3 to Quality and enable frame generation just to hit an output resolution of 1080p and a target of 60 FPS.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle uses id Tech 7 for its game engine. This is the same engine used for 2020's Doom Eternal. To compare, Doom Eternal's recommended specs included a Ryzen 7 1800X, 8 GB RAM, and an Nvidia GTX 1060 (6 GB).
The fact that this game is also coming to Xbox Series S perhaps does not bode well for the performance and image quality on that platform.
