
Uncover one of history’s greatest mysteries in a first-person, single-player adventure. The year is 1937, sinister forces are scouring the globe for the secret to an ancient power connected to the Great Circle, and only one person can stop them - Indiana Jones™.
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Classico, muito divertido explorar as side quests, ótima jogabilidade e trilha sonora impecável
Very faithful to the movies. The story is great and honestly better than the last 2 movies. Very enjoyable worldbuilding aswell. Indiana's voice actor did a really good job too. Puzzles are fun to do aswell. One thing I will say sometimes the companion pathfinding can be a bit immersion breaking, but other than that I really enjoyed it. Anyway is Good I Enjoy 8.5/10
i am a massive fan of Indy I really wanted to enjoy this. It looks and sounds amazing, and it does capture the soul of the original movies quite well. It's just the gameplay is horrible, as a stealth game the stealth in the gameplay really bad, not to mention the combat system one of the worst i have experienced looks like Indiana has a stamina of a 5 year old. i might recommend it for the adventure although the puzzles was not that much of a (WOW) looks like an old tomb raider. the map too the fact that you have to open the book every time to know where to go is really irritating. and the fact the the cut seen cant be skipped or even fast forwarded is just something else, not to mention the save game system. in all not bad game but it could have been executed way way better mor like Wolfenstein and dishonored
As good as the old movies.
Świetna gra, naprawdę ciekawe zagadki i nie łatwe.
As a massive fan of Indy I really wanted to enjoy this. It looks and sounds amazing, and it does capture the soul of the original movies quite well. It's just the gameplay where I feel it stumbles, it's a bog standard stealth game with simplistic mechanics. Fine, plenty of great games built off of that framework, but the puzzles are also pretty bad and feel like Tomb-Raider lite. I was half joking in my head after the first chapters puzzles were all skin deep, that we could expect a lousy "shine the lights at the circles" puzzle and sure enough there they were. It all just felt so uninspired half way through. Its the type of game where you walk into a puzzle room, instantly know how to solve it, and then you realize the tedious nature it will require to actually walk through the steps. I never once felt like Indiana Jones solving ancient riddles in the slightest, rather I was walking through a theme-park made to keep the crowd moving through quickly. Then the boss battles started and well... were not great. I much, much prefer what Machine Games did with the Wolfenstein games.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a fun whip-cracking time for anyone who enjoys the franchise! The game takes place in between Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade and see's Indy once again in a race against the Nazi's, this time to uncover the mystery surrounding the Great Circle. I found the story to be most excellent with well written writing and memorable moments that put it on par with the classic films for me in terms of quality. Troy Baker does a real stand up job as Indiana Jones and truly lived up to Harrison Ford's portrayal from the movies, the rest of the cast also did a phenomenal performance and truly made the world of Indy feel alive. Gameplay wise, the game is a good mix of combat, stealth, open world exploration and puzzle solving, all of which come together well and make you feel like your a true adventurer. There is a upgrade system where you use points to upgrade your skills from various books found during your adventure, also there is a good assortment of side content within the games open locations with the addition of side quests, collectibles and mysteries to solve. The game took me about 20 hours to get through on a first playthrough leaving me plenty of content to go back to with the remaining collectibles and mysteries for me to find, as well as the option to go through again on New Game + with all your currently unlocked abilities.
good
Very good single player story game.
Game itself is nice, but I personally did not like it. Although game looks nice, I do not like approach of game, where you have to much repetitive things. Story should be deployed the way that you play the game and each puzzle is unique. To many repetitive things over huge maps with no point made me drop this game. I cannot state that game is bad, not at all, but I cannot handle such approach to make game longer. Definitely not a game to play on weekend.
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