After the last 15 years of starring roles in high-profile blockbusters like BioShock Infinite and The Last of Us and on and on, it's more that I thought I was too familiar with Troy Baker's game to believe in him as Indiana Jones,

Eurogamer revisits some of its favourite games from 2024, and what makes them great. Here, we look at the great stealth of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.

The latest addition to the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is amazing to old and new fans, despite some minor flaws and quirks.

If you’re a fan of the Indiana Jones films, you won’t want to miss “Father and Son,” a well-hidden optional objective in Great Circle’s Vatican City. It does require you to go a little out of your way,

Developer MachineGames has whipped out a second update for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: a patch that in fact fixes a whip issue for the rugged archaeologist. It's one of many bugs squashed, alongside double-vision issues after nearly drowning and frame-rate stuttering in cutscenes.

Find the area with the big cargo truck on the south end of the Gizeh Village (next to a tent with some locals). Climb onto the hood of the truck, then walk across the top and hop into the back. There's a chest here that can be opened without a combination, and inside the Ba'al Statuette will be waiting to be collected.

There are numerous ways in which you can speed up your progress in Indiana Jones and The Great Circle. These include a handful set of skills that you can unlock with the help of Adventure Points, and performing unique methods to make your way through the different regions and scenarios.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle exploits Indy's fear of snakes and, just when it overstays its welcome, it culminates in a horrifying boss fight.