Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

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The game is good overall but there is one critical bug, that is the fight with Locus in Sukhothai. This guy somehow became invincible I had been fighting him for an hour and he didn’t die therefore the game is stuck. And no, I don’t have issue with skill. I had been fighting with him long enough to the point I am now a professional boxer (never once getting hit) I paid a lot of money for this game and I no longer can progress it, therefore it’s a NOT recommendation

I really enjoy but don't necessarily love Indiana Jones. I loved Machine Games' work on The New Order, and utterly loathed The New Colossus. And now The Great Circle is one of the few games I've 100%'d on Steam. Machine Games nailed the brief. An absolutely authentic and passionate labour of love to Indiana Jones, and total commitment to the tone, prose, ethos, and style of the first three films. It's shot, written, and presented like a secret fourth film we should have gotten. It's funny, exciting, and totally engaging, with a tremendously enjoyable cast, fantastic villain, and Baker delivering a mostly remarkable Ford impression. There's Escape from Butchers Bay DNA throughout, which isn't surprising given Machine Games is made up of many ex-Starbreeze. The game affords adventuring and action in just the right balance, with puzzle solving and secrets that avoid handholding. It's maybe a little too simple in its stealth and action, and maybe a little janky at times, but this is the perfect example of where grievances with individual game systems are easy to ignore when you appreciate how they all come together to make a collective interactive whole. Everything intersects with each other, and the experience you have, just perfectly. The DLC was a wet fart and particularly frustrating if trying to backtrack through and get all the notes. It's not awful, the story/tone/ideas are lovely, but it's very linear, offers little agency driven adventuring, and you spend way too much time underground. Not a single new game system or mechanic to experiment weakens it too. I played through with path tracing and the game is outstandingly gorgeous. The major grievanecs I'll give the production are that the Thailand chapter, while still great in my opinion, feels a bit undercooked compared to some of the other hubs (maybe intentionally so, to ensure it moves a bit quicker). It also has absurdly high VRAM requirements compared to literally every other area in the game, which can easily result in VRAM ceiling bugs if you're using path tracing and a high resolution. Just a clumsy handling of memory that spikes in an unfortunate way in this specific chapter. Even some of the cutscenes (not all) in this chapter felt a bit under polished. But it's still great and picks up from there. Overall, loved it. Huge winner for me and I couldnt' recommend it enough, especially if you just really want a long, committed single player adventure game that's a bit Wolfenstein, a bit Uncahrted, a bit Escape from Butchers Bay, and a whole lot of Indiana Jones love.

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使用英伟达帧生成后就再也没法打开游戏了

Achievement hunting is tedious, don't buy.

A wonderful surprise, even though I'm not really a fan of the movies (I watched them once and thought they were cool, but that's about it). In fact, despite the very positive reviews, I didn't expect it to be this much fun to play. Direct combat is virtually nonexistent, and the stealth sequences are fairly short, allowing the game to focus on exploration and discovery. I find that pretty uncommon, and therefore particularly enjoyable, not to mention totally in the spirit of Indiana Jones. The storyline and storytelling really hold up; there’s humor that works (if you like the style of the movies), and the voice actors are good. After the narrative and game design disaster that was God of War Ragnarok, which I’d call “The Metronomic Verbosity”, it’s a relief to switch to a game that, while certainly aimed at a mainstream audience, is less formulaic and less hand-held. What’s more, visually, it’s still a real treat, often exceptional: it’s very beautiful and detailed, with top-notch lighting (thanks to path tracing) that really showcases the artists’ work. Finally, I really appreciate that the developers made compromises regarding the believability of our actions as players in order to deliver a smooth and enjoyable experience. You can get away with suspicious movements (crouching while walking, climbing low walls, sprinting, etc.) even while in disguise without raising suspicion. I find that pretty uncommon, and it’s a good thing because it lets you enjoy exploring the environments. I recommend it without hesitation.