10 Best Games To Play After Indiana Jones & The Great Circle

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proved to be a smash hit when it launched at the end of 2024, largely owing to its avant-garde mix of genres and perspectives as well as its faithful recreation of practically every facet of the series. Whether it was swinging with Indy's whip or punching a Nazi soldier in the face, each part of the gameplay loop feels unbelievably satisfying and is a treat for hardcore fans of the original films.

Of course, most games aren't designed to last forever, and while is so good, it quickly became one of the best FPS games of 2024, it eventually ends. Luckily, there are a slew of other games that are perfect for those who enjoyed the . From FPS games with huge hub areas to sprawling adventures featuring a roguish protagonist, there are more than enough games to satiate even the most enthusiastic fan.

may not have gotten the best reviews at launch, but it has since received a number of important updates that drastically improve its biggest flaws. However, even outside those minor issues, absolutely delivers on the scoundrel fantasy that also supplies. Kay Vess may not be as charming as Indy, but she makes for a compelling protagonist that fans are sure to love.

Unlike, is a third-person open-world adventure game. It's what a lot of people thought theought to be, which makes it a pretty appealing option. From high-stakes heists to explosive escapes,has everything a budding scoundrel could dream of as well as a number of seriously underappreciated innovations to the open-world formula.

comes from MachineGames, the very talented folks behind. In a lot of ways, it is the blueprint for the , as, while a lot more linear, it too sees its all-American protagonist beating up a bunch of Nazis by whatever means necessary. It's a gorgeously told, excellently written, and often hilarious story with high production values that almost match the .

Of course, it is the sequel to two other games, and its prequel,, both of which are excellent games. These are absolutely worth playing first