Indiana Jones and the Great Circle’s first-person perspective was doubted when it was revealed, but it complements the gameplay perfectly.

Indiana Jones has been such an iconic character that he has inspired generations of new heroes, and nowhere is that more evident than in video games. Dozens of projects feature swashbuckling adventurers or daring archaeologists,

My time with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was filled with similar disappointments. Taken together, those moments coalesced into one prevailing sentiment — this game would be better as a movie.

The rest of The Great Circle takes place a year after the events of the homaged movie. But even if the tribute is a commendable effort, it sets a precedent for the experience as a whole. The clear obsession to deliver a cinematic story around the character of Indiana Jones constantly clashes with this modern video game rendition of the films.

Game Rant speaks with an Indiana Jones and the Great Circle dev, who discusses the benefits of the game's timeline in accordance with the films.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle takes a slightly different approach to its open-world formula and does not just allow you to explore one big location for the entirety of the game's runtime. Instead,

Everything you need to know to complete the first optional mystery sidequest in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, “The Bulls of Blood.”

Fortune's Reach is one of the mysteries of Gizeh that sends Indy on a quest to track a bunch of thieves in Indiana Jones and The Great Circle.