Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is still making headlines nearly two years after its original release. On the PlayStation Store, the Premium Edition has dropped to €49.99 (from the full price of €99.99) until September 24, as part of the storefront dedicated to Tokyo Game Show 2026 — one of the steepest discounts seen so far on the Bethesda/MachineGames title.
The Switch 2 version, released on May 12, remains the most recent chapter in its technical history. Reviews describe a surprisingly solid port: 1080p docked, 720p handheld, with DLSS covering the rest. Some reviewers note slowdown during busier moments and complain about the analog-stick minigames (clearing cobwebs, forcing doors) that break up the pacing — a flaw already present on the PS5/Xbox versions, just more noticeable here.
The game comes off a year packed with content: the Order of Giants expansion, which sends Indy to Rome alongside young priest Father Ricci, and before that the Anniversary Update, which added New Game+ mode, the "Cairo" outfit inspired by Raiders of the Lost Ark, and independent voice-language selection. Not bad for a game that, a year ago, plenty of people had already written off in terms of content.
Between the discount and the Switch 2 port, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle remains one of the strongest action-adventure titles of the past two years: worth picking up now if you haven't already, or maybe waiting for the price to drop even further. We at apocanow will keep an eye on walkthroughs and achievements for anyone jumping into the adventure now.
