Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

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Neither of those statements are true.
2:11 Griffin says he enjoys the story 16:05 Griffin says he enjoys the exploration aspect. 45:32 Griffin says he recommends it if you like you like movie games.

You want me to keep going and providing timestamps or?

I know for sure you didn't watch Griffin's video.
 
The guy in the first video claimed the game "Fixed Indiana Jones", LMAO!... nope. Both of these videos are either made by a normie or a xbot. The game is mediocre and woke, there have been plenty of people that have proved this, nobody get fooled anymore.
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Cope and Seethe Newfag.
 
Fritanga plays on PC and makes fun of Xbox fanboys.
Game is definitely more than a 7. 90% of the tards on this thread haven’t played it.
I played it on Gamepass. It took me around 9 hours, was incredibly repetitive with virtually no mission and enemy variety and very buggy.

Despite all that the exploration and combat were ok and Troy Baker was actually pretty good as Indy.

For a gamepass game it's probably a 7 if I bought it for $70 I would be very mad and probably give it a 4.

Anyone giving it a 9/10 is nuts, this is an incredibly mid experience.
 
Fritanga plays on PC and makes fun of Xbox fanboys.
Game is definitely more than a 7. 90% of the tards on this thread haven’t played it.
Incredibly repetitive.
Maps are way too fucking big and moving around is a chore. Finishing up the egypt portion was a slog and no, fast travel does not save this.
Overall unpolished and clunky controls.
Stealth is laughable and AI is awful. Everything feels pointless because the gameplay is just not rewarding, plus enemies become huge bullet and damage sponges even with upgrades in the second part of the game.
If it did not have the indiana jones license and was not published by bethesda nobody would have shilled this hunk of junk for a second.
 
Incredibly repetitive.
Maps are way too fucking big and moving around is a chore. Finishing up the egypt portion was a slog and no, fast travel does not save this.
Overall unpolished and clunky controls.
Stealth is laughable and AI is awful. Everything feels pointless because the gameplay is just not rewarding, plus enemies become huge bullet and damage sponges even with upgrades in the second part of the game.
If it did not have the indiana jones license and was not published by bethesda nobody would have shilled this hunk of junk for a second.

Are you a games journalist.
 

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Since the sales on Steam and GOG are going it's worth picking up the old Indy games. I've especially had fun revisiting The Emperor's Tomb. I haven't played it in a million years and forgot just how much fun that game is. If you plan on playing The Infernal Machine grab the GOG version, it works perfectly out of the gate.
 
The guy in the first video claimed the game "Fixed Indiana Jones", LMAO!... nope. Both of these videos are either made by a normie or a xbot. The game is mediocre and woke, there have been plenty of people that have proved this, nobody get fooled anymore.
Dude is Anti-Woke Grifter PC fanboy that shills for Xbox. I remember him posting recently that people rightfully shitting on the game to apologize to the fat troon for making a mid game lol.
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