Indiana Jones and the Great Circle recently launched on Windows, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox Game Pass. Now, PlayStation fans and players are wondering if and when the game will be coming out on the PS5.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is far more open than some fans expected, and its interconnected level design really enhances its immersive world.

It’s been a disappointing roll for the latest games and films released in the Indiana Jones franchise. But not with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. For once, we can bathe in the delight of Indy’s action-cracking whip in the most authentic and faithful ways we remember.

The key thing with the Indiana Jones Action difficulty setting is that it mostly controls combat and how tough enemies are to deal with. So, as you work you way up the difficulties there will be more enemies, that do more damage and take more hits to go down. They will also spot you more easily or quickly when you're in stealth or a disguise.

Bethesda has confirmed that the final version of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle doesn't contain any traces of the anti-piracy software Denuvo DRM.

One of the most difficult mysteries to solve is the "A Game of Wits" mystery in Sukhothai, which revolves around the chess-like board game of Mak-Yek. Thankfully, we know how to help you find the solution and open the vault (we also just know the code to the safe, if you're feeling lucky).

MachineGames’ Indiana Jones and the Great Circle takes you, as Indy, on a trip through the heart of the growing fascist movement in 1930s Europe. While you’re searching for clues in Indy’s main investigation,

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is not what I was expecting. My expectation and fear was that developer MachineGames’ AAA action-adventure adaptation of the popular franchise starring Harrison Ford would play mostly like Uncharted,

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle feels like an authentic adventure, and one of its most authentic features taps into an overlooked series strength.