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Indiana Jone & the Great Circle Settings for Low-end PC: RTX 3060, RTX 3060 Ti & RTX 4060

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is off to a great start with stellar reviews from critics and gamers. The game performs well on PC, although the VRAM consumption is a little over the top. Path tracing makes it among the most realistic titles launched in recent history, as long as you can afford it.

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andy85134d ago (Edited 134d ago )

They certainly aren't low. Under 20% of PC users have a more powerful GPU on the Steam survery. I'd call it mid. 4070/4070ti mid to high, 4080 high, 4090 ultra.

CrimsonIdol134d ago

I was curious myself so plotted the steam hardware survey into google sheets and got about 50% that have an RTX 3060 or greater. One could argue a 3060 is mid, I mean, it's got more teraflops than a PS5, but it's kind of entry level for anyone really into gaming on PC. but certainly there's plenty of older hardware out there, and probably quite a few people who bought a GTX 1660 or whatever hoping to get at least a couple more years out of it.

CrimsonIdol134d ago (Edited 134d ago )

Also just to be clear, I'm not disagreeing with you about that under 20% number for better than these cards, also seems about right. I'm getting around 18% when I weed out all those misleadingly named laptop GPUs

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Indiana Jones and The Great Circle Feels Perfect on the PS5

If you didn’t catch Indiana Jones and the Great Circle at the end of last year on an Xbox Series X or PC, the PS5 version is worth it.

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5: excellent game, solid port

The PS5 and PS5 Pro ports of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle lack much in the way of new features - but the game is still golden.

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darthv723d ago

Hope there is a sequel planned. This game is better than expected.

gigoran83d ago

Port? I mean, it's a multi-console game that was just delayed for one of the consoles. If the next COD was a timed exclusive you wouldn't call it a port would you?

coolbeans3d ago

"Port" has been casually used like DF is doing here for some time. It's pretty innocuous, even if doing a 'port job' from PC/Xbox architecture to PlayStation architecture isn't the arduous task it used to be. Just take the title for what it is: MachineGames didn't rush to get this version out (according to DF).

VenomUK2d ago

I don’t think we need to get too pedantic about the use of the word port, the word itself is not a pejorative, it’s a bad port that is deserving of criticism. If a game is released on a platform after the release on other platforms, and was not developed in tandem with them, then it’s a port.

PRIMORDUS3d ago (Edited 3d ago )

This was my personal GOTY on PC. I wish more game companies would use ID Tech 7 or 8 for their games and just abandon Unreal Engine 5 and any future ones from Epic.

Flewid6382d ago

If there was a third person option I would've definitely bought it.

MIDGETonSTILTS172d ago

You’re missing out. The 1st person perspective is better suited for exploring the detailed environments, and helps you get the best view possible of the puzzles..

Flewid6382d ago

Yeah but missing out is a better experience than not having fun.

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Indiana Jones And The Great Circle PS5 Pro Review – A Graphical Showpiece - Press Start

Press Start: "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle delivers both high calibre adventure, story and performance in spades, to the point it feels as though it’s wading into “uncharted territory” for its publisher. The decision to bop a Nazi should be a foregone conclusion, however the lack of balance in stealth and combat systems kept me in limbo, and left Indiana Jones and the Great Circle just a stone stele’s throw from true greatness."

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