Topic: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle --OT--

I beat it with all collectibles and achievements. According to my Xbox (Game Card, Official Club, Progress, Stats), I have played it for 83 hours! I think I have said enough about it already, but it deserves all the praise it gets.

Don't get me wrong, I love some mindless action every now and then, but Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has traditional mechanics that challenge the intelligence of the players, with difficult puzzles that are still logical, unlike other games where you have to solve them by reverse engineering the random procedure of the developer. This game has no automatic gameplay nor linear progression. It's a combination of the best of the old and the best of the new. It's challenging, but not a time waster, with excellent level design, stunning graphics and beautiful music surrounding the player. The script is a great film and the cultural value of ancient cultures in this game is remarkable and immersive. On top of the rewarding content everywhere, there are tiny quests that are not even tracked, that makes the world really alive and even more interesting to explore. This is a game I almost thought it could not exist in 2024 and I'm so glad that it exists, because it's the best game of 2024 and more.

I'm at sukhothai now so i think I'm in the closing hours of the game from what I can tell. Unless the last section is quite long. Its been absolutely great so far so I'm excited to see where this leads.

Man glad to see how fun you guys have with the game. But I think I have pass it for now at least 😊😆

Haven't really had much of an issue with enemy camps until sukhothai. I've seen 3 so far and while I really want to explore them, there's at least 20 guards all over and it's nearly impossible to get past them without taking them out. And it's quite easy go get caught. Are these camps In this level worth it, or should i just stick to yhe quests and leave these alone? Side quests so far definitely have been. I just did 2 amazing side quests in this level and I'm still amazed at the shear quality of them in this game.

@NintendoByNature It's a game definitely worth exploring. In Sukhothai, head to Voss' Camp first in the north area. Between the big and small buildings, you'll find the Royal Uniform and Key on a table, that will let you masquerade as a soldier, like the Blackshirt uniform in the Vatican and the Wehrmacht Uniform in Gizeh. Another tip for Sukhothai is calling Gina on the radio at any of the boat docks when you find yourself far away from the boat. This will let you explore the area freely. The boat docks are marked on the map. Another piece of advice, when you find a cogwheel puzzle, don't leave without all the small cogwheels. Inside and outside the puzzle, the poles tell you how many pieces you need to solve each puzzle.

@Banjo- great feedback thank you. I figured I was missing something here. This game Is definitely worth exploring I agree. This helps though, since I was getting caught nonstop. Thank you, I'll check out voss' camp tonight.