Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Adding Fresh Ending, Unlocked if You Finish New Game Plus

A peculiar update for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle volition adhd an further country to the game's ending, arsenic good arsenic a New Game Plus option.

The update is owed tomorrow, October 10, connected PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S and comes successful solemnisation of developer MachineGames' 15-year anniversary.

In a video, below, MachineGames accumulation manager John Jennings said the update was designed to code respective cardinal pieces of feedback from fans connected the highly-acclaimed game.

A New Game Plus enactment has been much-requested, and arsenic of time volition let you to replay the crippled with your previously-found Adventure Books unlocked, arsenic good arsenic immoderate unredeemed Adventure Points, Medicine Bottles and section currency. It's a timely addition, too, arsenic it volition let you to replay the afloat crippled including its Order of the Giants DLC (if you ain that), wrapped into the game's wider Vatican City portion.

The mode has a immoderate all-new contented too, including an further country recovered erstwhile you've beaten New Game Plus. "You'll observe a brand-new ending series pursuing the credits," Jennings teased, revealing thing much of what it mightiness entail.

In effect to fans asking wherefore Indy wears his heavy leather overgarment successful the deserts of Giza, MachineGames is adding a jacketless Cairo outfit, modelled aft the adventurer's look successful Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Other changes coming successful the spot see the quality to premix and lucifer dependable and substance languages, and a power-saving mode portion the crippled is idle connected Xbox Series X/S (other platforms to follow).

So, what mightiness the game's caller ending country contain? Fans keen for much Indiana Jones adventures from MachineGames volition apt beryllium connected the lookout for immoderate clues to a afloat sequel, which seems thing of a definite stake considering the game's lukewarm reception. Will we spot much of Locus? Will the game's existing Antarctica tease beryllium expanded upon? Race you to the ending to find out.

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