Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Update 3 Set for Next Week, Will Bring Important Fixes as Well as Nvidia DLSS 4 Support

Next week, Bethesda will release Update 3 for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, as announced via tweet. While full patch notes are forthcoming, the update promises fixes, improvements, and the addition of Nvidia DLSS 4 support, encompassing Multi-Frame Generation and DLSS Ray Reconstruction.

Players eagerly anticipate these improvements, hoping to address several game-breaking bugs that have plagued the title since its December launch. Bethesda previously indicated that February's update would introduce new graphical features and options, along with bug fixes targeting issues preventing some players from completing the game and from performing actions like vine climbing and squeezing through walls in Sukhothai. The extent to which these specific issues are resolved remains to be seen.

Launched on PC and Xbox Series X|S (and day-one on Game Pass), Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has already attracted 4 million players. This MachineGames title has received critical acclaim and multiple awards, including three at the D.I.C.E. Awards. A PlayStation 5 release is scheduled for this spring.

Harrison Ford, the iconic Indiana Jones himself, praised Troy Baker's performance as the character, stating in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that Baker's portrayal proves "you don't need artificial intelligence to steal my soul." Ford expressed his satisfaction with Baker's work, emphasizing the actor's talent and the unnecessary use of AI. He highlighted Baker's "brilliant job," achieved without the aid of artificial intelligence.