Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants
2025
Audio: English, French, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German · Subtitles: Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, Arabic, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, French, English, Italian, Polish, German
- puzzle
- adventure
- action
- single player
The story
There is a myth of a beast in the hidden depths of Rome, rumored to guard a terrible secret. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants DLC is an all-new story chapter that takes Indiana Jones to the ancient streets of Rome where forgotten catacombs twist into something far more sinister. Indy must outwit a dangerous cult and decipher intricate puzzles designed by emperors to uncover the dark legacy of the Nephilim giants.
What it’s like
Torchlit tunnels of damp stone and cracked marble, lit warm orange against cold blue shadow, with the dust hanging in the beams of Indy's flashlight. Sunlit Roman streets give way to vaulted catacombs where the camera lingers on carved reliefs, sliding stone doors, and old machinery that clicks and grinds into place. The score is orchestral and adventurous, with brass swells for chases and quieter strings and ticking silence while Indy works a puzzle. The pace alternates between slow, thoughtful exploration and short bursts of scrappy fistfights, pistol shots and whip-cracking escapes, with blood almost absent and violence brief and impersonal. The mood is playful and tense in equal measure, a treasure-hunt wonder edged with unease about the cult's rituals. Indy stays wry and capable, and the arc is about his stubborn curiosity against a hidden, ancient threat. It suits a long evening at the controller, a puzzle-solving session with headphones, or anyone who wants an adventure that rewards patience and offers scares without gore. It is for players who enjoy old-fashioned pulp atmosphere, careful clue-hunting, and light action rather than grim horror.
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