Indiana Jones & The Great Circle: How To Access The Giant's Tomb

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Getting into The Giant's Tomb is an important part of the early main quest in . Immediately after 's tutorial, you'll be thrust into a mystery that begins with a giant invading Indy's office at Marshall College and making off with an ancient artifact. You'll then have to follow a series of clues that eventually lead you to the Vatican. There, you'll link up with Indy's friend Antonio, who will direct you, at length, to the Giant's Tomb beneath the Tower of Nicholas V.

In order to continue the main quest, "," you'll need to find your way into this mysterious ruin. Getting there requires you to solve various puzzles, unlocking a massive new section of the Vatican map. While exploring it, you'll find many new items, including Ancient Relics and other handy collectibles. Here's everything you need to do to access the Giant's Tomb in .

Once you've gotten your instructions from Antonio, head over to the Tower of Nicholas V. Walk inside and find your way down to the lowest level. There, you'll find what looks like a small chapel (pictured above), attended by two statues and headed up by a carved stone altar with a large stone relief behind it. The "," as it's called if you take a photo with the camera, depicts Saint Michael fighting a demon. Approach the basin in front of the altar, and you'll have an opportunity to interact with it, pouring wine into the bowl. Watch and listen as the disc in the center of the relief begins to rumble.

Now, approach the disc, and you'll find that you're able to rotate it. The trick is to turn it such that Saint Michael is facing upwards, and the demon is facing downwards, as depicted above. The door should then part and slide open. Walk inside and head down the spiral staircase, unlocking the Underworld Map. This area is very dark, so make sure you grab the candlestick on the altar before heading down into the Underworld. You'll also want to light the braziers you find throughout to ensure an even distribution of light.

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