The three Indiana Jones movies from the 1980s are timeless classics, providing great family entertainment thanks to a well-defined hero, sharp humor, and tight action ... Animators have emulated his movement quirks, like the subtle hat tapping.
The review of "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" on New Game Network highlights the game's successful capture of the adventurous spirit of the Indiana Jones franchise. Developed by MachineGames, known for their work on the Wolfenstein series, the game features a new story set between "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "The Last Crusade." Players take on the role of Indiana Jones, voiced by Troy Baker, who delivers a commendable performance. The game blends first-person action with puzzle-solving, exploration, and stealth elements, set in exotic locales like Egypt, the Himalayas, and Sukhothai. The narrative involves a global chase for an artifact known as the Great Circle, with a mix of historical intrigue and supernatural elements. The review praises the game's atmosphere, the quality of its set pieces, and the engaging puzzles, although it notes some issues with combat mechanics and occasional pacing problems. Overall, it's described as a thrilling adventure that successfully evokes the feel of an Indiana Jones movie, making it a must-play for fans of the series.
Humor & Quirks
Sun, December 15, 2024 
