Xbox’s Indiana Jones & The Great Circle Will Be PS5’s Biggest Game In 2025, Says Rumor

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is one of Xbox's most anticipated exclusives, with the title being extremely prominent at recent Xbox Games Showcases, and being due to make an appearance at Gamescom Opening Night Live on August 20. The story is set to return to the earlier days of the franchise, taking place just one year after the events of and will see Indy facing new threats and solving brand new mysteries in another daring adventure.

A new rumor shared by leaker Nate The Hate on X suggests thatthis may not stay an Xbox exclusive for too long, however, and may come to PlayStation 5 in the first half of 2025, which, considering the title has a vague 2024 release window — something Nate the Hate believes will be narrowed down to the month of December — may mean that the PS5 release could come mere months after its initial launch.

These reports were corroborated by, who have stated that several outlets had been given the heads up on the news and had signed NDAs. These claims follow a further report from The Verge’s Tom Warren that Bethesda was considering bringing the new Indiana Jones title to the PlayStation 5 back in February and would align with Microsoft's recent multiplatform strategy.

The full reveal of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has also shown off the game's cast, which includes both new and returning characters.

In February this year, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer, Xbox President Sarah Bond, and Head of Microsoft Studios Matt Booty announced a multiplatform strategy, with four titles — later revealed to be,,, and — coming to other platforms in the months that followed. This proved to be an extremely successful move for Microsoft, with topping the PlayStation charts upon its launch due to such high demand.

However, these were all titles that had been on the market for at least a year, which would make the decision to launch on other consoles within months of the Xbox and PC launch a surprising move. However, having seen the success multiplatform launches can bring,