Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launches in just under two weeks, bringing a heaping helping of puzzle pondering and Nazi hurting—a helping so heaping, in fact, that Machine Games says it's the longest game the studio's ever made.

Wolfenstein developer Machine Games has revealed that the upcoming, once Xbox-exclusive Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be the studio's biggest project by quite a margin. With almost four hours of cinematic cutscenes alone,

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is nearly here. The big first-person action-puzzler arrives on Xbox and PC next month and if you’ve been wondering just how big Indy’s next digital adventure will be,

MachineGames knows how to breathe new life into franchises. The Swedish studio founded by former Starbreeze developers reimagined “Wolfenstein” from a frenetic shooter into a more explorative and inventive action game.

Ahead of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's official release, developer MachineGames clarifies how the game stands out over its previous projects.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is going to have almost four hours of cutscenes, according to the game's directors.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle developer MachineGames claims that the game will be "the biggest and longest" it has ever made.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launches for Xbox Game Pass on December 9, and early access begins on December 6.

"By far this is the biggest and longest game that Machine Games have ever done," creative director Axel Torvenius said in a rapid-fire interview session with MinnMax. He doesn't g