Indiana Jones and the Great Circle - How To Complete Fortune's Reach Mystery in Gizeh
In , you can solve mysteries, like the Fortune's Reach mystery, to claim Adventure Points and acquire hidden items. These items generally consist of Adventure Books, which can be used to upgrade Indy's combat prowess, health and stamina bars, and inventory management. Each level contains a variety of mysteries to solve, some of which have more obvious solutions than others.
In the third level, Gizeh, you will notice more to do in this area than in Vatican City. The game begins to throw a wide variety of Fieldwork, Discoveries, and Mysteries at you, all within the opening area of Gizeh. One of these mysteries is Fortune's Reach, in which Indy is tasked with searching for and locating two wanted thieves.
Upon arriving in Gizeh to uncover information about Voss and the Great Circle, Indy, and Gina will head to a vantage point to survey the area. Gina will note to search for the blue tent, where the main story will continue. Head over to the tent and enter to speak with Gina's contact, Nawal. She will give Indy a map of Gizeh, which will help tremendously with navigating through the city.
I recommend acquiring the map for Gizeh before engaging in any other quests, as it will make navigation much easier.
After exiting the blue tent, turn around so that you face the blue tent and look towards the shack on the left side. A wanted poster with a picture of two men will be pinned to the shack, showing that they were two French men disguised as diggers who had been stealing artifacts. Indy will take it upon himself to locate these thieves by tracing their path through the streets of Gizeh.
The quest marker will take Indy to a nearby shack with a spilled red paint bucket sitting outside surrounded by footprints. Upon taking a picture of it, Indy will note that the footprints likely belong to the thieves and that he should begin tracking their steps. Solving this puzzle in involves following footprints, which can be a little confusing if you lose track of them. Following the
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