Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is Up for Preorder for Xbox Series X, Out December 9

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It's official: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launches on Xbox Series X|S and PC on December 9 – or December 6 if you buy one of the more expensive editions. If you're itching to jump into Indy's new adventure, you can now preorder the Standard Edition (see it at Best Buy), Premium Edition (see it at Best Buy), or a fancy Collector's Edition (see it at the Bethesda Gear Store). Below, we have information on each of these versions of the game, what bonuses they come with, and how much money they'll set you back.

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If all you want is the game itself, you can pick it up at the links above.

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Preordering the Premium Edition of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle gets you the following benefits:

The Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Collector's Edition has an excellent variety of items for fans to enjoy. For $189.99, you'll get the following:

Preordering Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will grant you some fun bonuses. Titled 'The Last Crusade Pack', you'll get the in-game digital itme Lion Tamer Whip and the Traveling Suit Outfit for Indy to wear, which can be seen above.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be coming day one to Xbox Game Pass, which is excellent news for subscribers. If you've been hoping to jump on the Game Pass bandwagon to play it, we've found an excellent deal at Woot on 3 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate that's worth taking advantage of. It's a deal that definitely won't last long, either, so take advantage of it now before it's gone for good!

Considering the new price of Game Pass Ultimate is $19.99/month, you're saving $26.48 with this 3-month deal. This is the best way to avoid the upcoming Xbox Game Pass price hike in September. By stacking these codes, you can set yourself up to play all of the upcoming Game Pass releases at a lower price.

Following the reveal of Indy's Xbox and PC release date during Gamescom's Opening Night Live, MachineGames had another little surprise up its sleeve for players: a