MachineGames is celebrating its 15-year anniversary with a special free update for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, available on October 10. This celebratory patch introduces three highly requested additions from the community—New Game Plus mode, the classic Cairo outfit, and expanded voice language options. The update serves as a gesture of appreciation for the fans who have supported the studio and the game since its launch.
The New Game Plus feature allows players to restart their adventure while retaining all previously collected and unlocked adventure books, offering an incentive for replaying the story. Players can also experience a new post-credits ending sequence. Additionally, the update introduces Indiana’s iconic Cairo outfit, inspired by his look in Raiders of the Lost Ark, and enables players to mix and match between nine voice languages and fourteen text languages for a customized experience.
Full Patch Notes
- New Game Plus Mode:
- Replay the story from the beginning while keeping all collected and unlocked adventure books.
- Includes a brand-new post-credits ending sequence.
- Cairo Outfit:
- Added a new outfit inspired by Indiana’s jacket-free look from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
- Available for all players immediately after the update.
- Additional outfits will be added in future updates.
- Voice Language Selection:
- Players can now choose from nine available voice languages.
- Text language can be independently selected from 14 available languages.
- Mix and match voice and text languages freely.
- General Improvements:
- Stability and performance optimizations.
- Minor quality-of-life improvements and fixes.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a 2024 action-adventure title developed by MachineGames and published by Bethesda Softworks. Set in 1937 between the events of Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade, the game follows the iconic archaeologist as he races to uncover the mystery behind the Great Circle—a global phenomenon linking ancient sites across the world. It is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation 5, with a Nintendo Switch 2 version planned for 2026.
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