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Switch 2 owners can now go on a globe trotting adventure with Dr. Jones. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, one of the best games released in 2025, is now available for the Switch 2.

MachineGames crafted one hell of a Nazi punching simulator that you can now take with you on the go. There are "thrilling set pieces, intricate puzzle-solving, and intense hand-to-hand combat." As previously discussed, this game takes place between the events of Raiders...

Punching, maiming, and killing Nazis is the appropriate thing to do.

Two separate sources are now reporting that Wolfenstein 3 is now in development at MachineGames. The initial rumor surfaced by Jez Corden from Windows Central. Shortly after, Kotaku came out with their report that cites their own sources who say that Wolfenstein 3 is in development.

If true, this new Wolfenstein would be the first new Wolfenstein title since 2019's Wolfenstein: Youngblood. Outside of...

The game is also on sale for a limited time.

As part of MachineGames' 15th anniversary celebration this month, the team behind Indiana Jones and the Great Circle just released a free content update for players. This update, aptly named the MachineGames Anniversary Update, adds in New Game+, a new outfit for Dr. Jones, and the ability to switch voice language.

The new content drop is accompanied by a more general title update that includes a variety of fixes for both...

A mysterious artifact, a dangerous cult, and some wild myths await you.

MachineGames just released a major piece of downloadable content for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. The Order of Giants DLC is now available. The event of this DLC take place during the events of the main game. Indiana Jones will be sent to find a mysterious artifact. Along the way he will uncover "the secrets of the labyrinth-like Cloaca Maxima, the dark Cult of Mithras, and the myth of an enormous...

The game is also coming to Switch 2.

MachineGames had a double announcement today at gamescom. First, they showed off a new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of the Giants DLC.

This DLC will release on September 4th. Players will "dive beneath the bustling city of Rome(...) to uncover the dark secrets of the Nephilim Order."

In addition, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was announced for the Switch 2. No footage from that...

This is the advanced access release.

PlayStation 5 owners that purchased the $100 Premium Edition of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle can now play the game. Those that purchased just the base version of the game will have to wait until April 17.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is developed by MachineGames in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games. It blends together "thrilling set pieces, intricate puzzle-solving, and intense hand-to-hand combat." The events...

The award winning game is PS5 bound.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will release on PlayStation 5 on April 17, 2025. The game, which was released in December 2024 for PC and Xbox Series X|S, ended up on several "Best of" and "Game of the Year" lists as well as being awarded the D.I.C.E. Adventure Game of the Year.

Today's PS5 release date reveal was shared by Troy Baker and Nolan North in a video that celebrates the joys of a great adventure game....

The game is out for those who did not pay extra for early access.

The three-day period of advance access to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is over and the game is now available to everyone. Those of you who purchased the game at the base price of $70 can now play.

Obviously, this release comes out of the gate with the path tracing update that came out over this past weekend. This update not only added in "full ray tracing" (aka: path tracing) but it also...

The first update aims to push your hardware to the limits.

The advanced access release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle came out just a few days ago, with the full release expected to drop on Monday, December 9th. Despite the need for hardware raytracing on PC, and much to my surprise, the game actually performs exceptionally well even on the Xbox Series X|S.

One thing that wasn't included in the early release was the support for full ray tracing, otherwise known...

Older hardware need not apply.

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....

The early release arrives on December 6th.

The launch trailer for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle came out today courtesy of Bethesda, MachineGames, and Microsoft. This trailer comes just a few days ahead of the game's early access launch on December 6 for those that plunked down the extra cash on the Premium Edition of the game.

Those who purchased the $69.99 base version of the game, instead of the $99.99 Premium Edition, will get access to the game on December...

From raiding tombs to infiltrating enemy camps.

Bethesda and MachineGames just released a new and extended deep dive gameplay video for their upcoming Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. The video explores a wide range of gameplay elements from "exploring ancient, trap-filled tombs to infiltrating enemy encampments in disguise." There's also a bit of chasm jumping via swinging across using Indy's trusty whip.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle takes place between...

Punching Nazis? Solving ancient puzzles? Yep, it's Indiana Jones.

We finally got ourselves a good, long look at the new Indiana Jones game that MachineGames and Bethesda Softworks have been working on for a while now. Called Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, this (mostly) first-person action-adventure title will take Indy all over the world in a story that takes place between Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.

Of the many big reveals, we learn that Indiana...

It's official.

Head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, took to the Xbox Wire to talk about how Bethesda is now officially a part of Team Xbox. The whole rigmarole of legal checks have been passed and all parties have agreed to the process. Team Xbox has officially expanded to include Bethesda Game Studios, id Software, ZeniMax Online Studios, Arkane, MachineGames, Tango Gameworks, Alpha Dog, and Roundhouse Studios.

This is a massive acquisition by Xbox. And that might be putting...