An Official DLC Reveal Trailer offers a first look at The Order of Giants, a new add-on for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle coming to the archeological action/adventure on September 4th. The Steam Listing is live, offering a complete description. This will update the game with an all-new adventure that roams to Rome and introduces new threats. As the title suggests, they might be giants:
There is a myth of a beast in the hidden depths of Rome, rumored to guard a terrible secret. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants™ DLC is an all-new story chapter that takes Indiana Jones to the ancient streets of Rome where forgotten catacombs twist into something far more sinister. Indy must outwit a dangerous cult and decipher intricate puzzles designed by emperors to uncover the dark legacy of the Nephilim giants.
When Indiana Jones encounters Father Ricci, a young priest desperate for help to track down a Roman artifact, a standard treasure hunt soon turns into a perilous journey. Along the way Indy must face the sinister plots of Emperor Nero and his gladiator games, the enigmatic Cult of Mithras, and whatever else lurks in the shadows. Can Father Ricci's cryptic knowledge guide Indy through these treacherous passageways? Only Indiana Jones can piece together this breathtaking mystery.
Danger awaits as The Order of Giants takes Indiana Jones beyond the walls of Vatican City and into a brand new open-area map in the bustling city of Rome. Adventure through the crumbling ruins of the Colosseum to the pristine Vatican Gardens. The mystery will also take you into Rome’s ancient sewer system, the Cloaca Maxima, and deeper below ground to foreboding crypts.
The secretive, centuries old Cultists of Mithras are everywhere, striking from the shadows. Their dark red robes reflect the blood oaths to their cause, and they’re willing to kill or die to protect the ancient power they serve.
Prez wrote on Jun 10, 2025, 10:05:Sorry, I am a pure collector so I keep my bits in their original packaging unplayed. I do find myself morbidly interested in this game you mention--is it really *that* bad? (Do I want to know the answer to that question?)
I will pay you $100 to play "Ride to Hell: Retribution" from beginning to end. Twice.
Prez wrote on Jun 10, 2025, 09:55:
Have they given any indication on how this game sold? That is the demographic with one of the largest disposable incomes as far as gamers are concerned, so maybe it was worth it.
Verzor wrote on Jun 10, 2025, 08:06:
I'm waiting until someone PAYS ME to get the games! Not only do I save money, but lots of disk space too!![]()
Verzor wrote on Jun 10, 2025, 08:06:
I'm waiting until someone PAYS ME to get the games! Not only do I save money, but lots of disk space too!![]()
RogueSix wrote on Jun 9, 2025, 23:34:I am thinking you personally shouldn't buy any games until they are offered for free on epic or steam or gog. And only if they are old games, that way you can have the assurance they are feature complete. Think of all the money you will save.
Besides, as we (me) established in a recent somewhat... ummm... contested thread: Feature- and content-completeness ÜBER ALLES!!Very important stuff that feature- and content-completeness. Gotta have everything on board to not miss out on shit. Muy importante, senor!
Riahderymnmaddog wrote on Jun 9, 2025, 23:10:RogueSix wrote on Jun 9, 2025, 21:29:
Gonna get this when there is a complete edition on sale. Since the (hopefully only) DLC is not due before September, it will be a 2026/2027 purchase for me.
Dude stop being all poor and shit; even if it's $180.00, a real fan would find a way to make it happen.