Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Is Launching Later This Year
Xbox has revealed that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which was just shown off for the first time at the Developer Direct showcase, will be launching later in 2024.
It's been a long time coming, but we've finally got our first look at Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, which was announced back in 2021, as part of Xbox's first Developer Direct of 2024. Despite only having just had its first gameplay trailer shared, Xbox already has a release window in mind for the game, as it was confirmed that it'll be launching "later this year".
This was revealed by MachineGames in the closing moments of the Developer Direct. There was no specific release date or time of the year given, but we do at least know that we'll be experiencing Indiana Jones' next adventure at some point in 2024. As expected, it'll also be launching on Xbox Game Pass from day one.
The Great Circle already having a release year in mind comes as somewhat of a surprise considering this is the first time that we've actually ever seen it in action. Up until now, we only had a very brief teaser that didn't show off any gameplay and really only set the tone for the project, but it seems that it's much further along in development than was previously assumed.
Beyond giving us a vague idea of when we can expect to see Indiana Jones' return to the gaming world, MachineGames also showed off a ton of footage for the project, giving us a much clearer idea of how the game is going to play. Although some thought that it'd just be Xbox's take on the Uncharted series (which makes sense considering how similar to Indiana Jones those games are) it looks like it's taking a different approach.
MachineGames also confirmed that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will take place between Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.
Not only will Indiana Jones and the Great Circle mostly be a first-person experience (with some third-person sections when outside of combat), but it also seems to focus a bit more on stealth
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