Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Plays just like a film, you feel like Indy and it has a really good story

Absolute blast of a game. If you love Indiana Jones, this feels so close to the early movies it's unreal. Cannot recommend it more.

Brutal!!!

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Lore-wise pretty on par with Fate of Atlantis or Last Crusade. Wit-wise lags a bit behind both. Ending is a bit weak compared to Last Crusade. What I found a bit strange was, that Italians/Germans got much stronger in Thailand. In Rome it took like 3 good hits to dispose of unwanted guard. In Thailand, it usually took more than six. And the sheer amounts of them there would indicate The 3rd Reich had no trouble supporting large scale vanity operations... Also worth noting, it was more tomb-raidery than anything Square-Enix produced from 2013. Maybe the Shadow of the TR being very close.

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非常的好玩，第一章打5个小时结果地图的探索还不到30%，游戏画面绝对属于一流水平，玩久了甚至忘了时间，dlc原价购买并不推荐，夏促高级版213，dlc约等于4块钱，所以十分推荐夏促入手，游戏很好玩，喜欢探索+第一人称的感觉可以无脑入 优化有点差，5060显卡开最低画质有时候做些动作可能会卡一下，但并不常见，开中或最高画质可能会有点压力，5060在一个广场（忘了叫什么了反正在第一章梵蒂冈的一个广场）甚至会卡，帧数直接降到了20帧左右，其他地方没有这个问题，我觉得不是很影响，可能是以前低配电脑玩习惯了吧 总之，推荐玩这个游戏8/10

10/10

They did a great job making you feel like you were in an indiana jones game. The tutorial is the shot-for-shot recreation of the opening of lost ark. golden statue/sandbag swap, "throw me the whip!", the whole thing. We go from there to Jones' college office where he's celebrating with Marcus Brody and he hears a crash in the artifact storage. We find a VERY large person stealing something, Jones gets knocked out, and the adventure kicks off. It's hard to compare this to other games. You're sneaking and stealing stuff like tomb raider or far cry but it's not really like either. Nor is it uncharted. There ARE main quests, side quests, and collectibles aplenty. But there are no convenient minimap pings or big arrows. You can pick one quest to track at a time and that's it - no way to get all the icons on the map at once. And your map is your journal, which you sometimes can't read because your hat is blocking the sun. You really feel like an adventuring archaeologist; in making the game less convenient they make it bigger and more worth exploring. I will say I was a huge fan of this for the first 2/3 and was ready to quit and youtube the ending for the last 10%. There's a lot of improvised weapon combat - you want to knock folks out while you're sneaking around, and sometimes the guitar or broom handle is just the ticket. Once you start to lose patience with the sneaking, you discover that you can pretty successfully just alert five guards and box them all down. Eventually I started just shooting in a defensible location, letting guards bring me new fully loaded weapons to as I ran out of ammo. There are lots of collectibles, each class of which asks the player a question. "So you'll collect five things for this large reward - will you collect 35 things for a small one? Or 250 for none?" They do a nice job of rewarding you for looking around, but it felt punishing to try to search exhaustively for anything. Many of the items I couldn't find were locked behind story beats I was procrastinating on, which was nice to realize once I figured it out but clashed with my initial reflexes. Some were sitting in plain sight but were pretty missable; I missed an important disguise in the first area that wasted a bunch of time. The voice acting is incredible - the two who voice indiana and marcus do incredible impressions of Harrison Ford and what's his face. Music is used nicely - there's a cool sting when someone recognizes you in a disguise or when you've otherwise been spotted. I'm really impressed by how much it felt like an Indiana Jones adventure ^TM. Zones were cool, story fit right into the canon, punching nazis is awesome. 4/5 (not going to NG+ or 100% it, pretty happy to put it down)