Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants Reviews
The Order of the Giants is a well-crafted expansion that shines through meticulous detail, especially in its faithful recreation of Rome’s landmarks. More intimate and exploration-focused than the main campaign, it delivers atmosphere, strong level design, and an engaging story. While less epic in scope, it captures Indiana Jones’ spirit, offering fans an essential, captivating new adventure.
Review in Italian | Read full review
For $20, Order of the Giants is more Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, but with less spectacle and more of exploring forgotten ruins and swinging around with your whip. While there are some locations that flavor that whip swinging, the DLC only teases us with what was so great about the main campaign. Personally, I think it is a fine enough adventure, but one that just didn’t wow me or remind me what I loved about the base game. Baker is back with his impeccable Harrison Ford impression, but I just wish he had more to chew on this time.
The Order of Giants epitomizes what a DLC should be. An incredible gaming experience, rather than a simple cash grab. This DLC is, as they say nowadays, absolute cinema. It felt good to reprise the role of Indy and enter a brand-new adventure that brings immersion to a whole new level.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Order of the Giants is the chance to once again don the whip and hat to relive the experiences of the popular Indiana Jones in a new adventure that complements the main campaign.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
The Order of the Giants is an add-on that is well worth checking out. It's not perfect, of course: the puzzles could have been more daring, and the balance between stealth and combat could have been refined further. But the writing, setting and overall pace deliver everything you would expect from an Indy adventure. Needless to say, this DLC is a must-buy for anyone who loved The Great Circle.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Indiana Jones and The Order of Giants doesn’t quite rise to the incredible heights of the original game’s story, but what’s here is more of what I wanted. More incredible locations, puzzles and maze-like tombs, dripping with atmosphere and history. What more could a budding archaeologist ask for?