never mind.

I posted a link with the answer to your question.

It's so old. And when we point it out, we're the bad guys. Just whatever.

Glad the game seems good. We still have a PS4 so maybe someday.

The premium edition lets you play early. The regular edition unlocks Kratos from God of War and he follows you around and analyzes your archeological finds and calls you “boy” all the time.

Sold!

Digital Foundry’s video about this. I’m putting it in spoiler tags just in case anyone doesn’t want to know, but the video is neat.






The Collector’s Edition looks amazing!


And no, you don’t get it for free by pre-ordering the standard edition from Game Pass.

I missed that this is coming to PS5. I’ll for sure grab it next Spring.

That globe is pretty sweet. I’d pick that up if they do a ps5 version.

Can't wait! My PC is ready....

Loved the opening almost shot for shot sequence.

What?!?!?!

Pass!

never mind.

Could someone who's downloaded this speak to what it offers for accessibility options? Everything I'm seeing from the search is talking about how you can manipulate the difficulty. I'm looking for things like turning off motion blur or locking the FPS, for the sake of not causing motion sickness.

How to Get the Best PC Performance for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

(yes and yes)

Does that page list the options for all the tabs of the menu shown in the image? Curious what they have specifically under the Accessibility tab.

Every single one of those entries is an option and what they recommend you set it to.

That doesn't answer my question, but thanks anyway. I'm not concerned with how the game will perform on my PC. Nothing about that page talks about accessibility for people with motion sickness.

From that page, it shows that it has a lock for FPS and also options for motion blur.

You're right. I saw those two, but I didn't scroll down enough to see everything. My mistake.

I decided against trying it on my PC for now, but I did install it to the Ally. Runs surprisingly well. 1080 with everything set to low and it still looks excellent. I capped it at 30fps.

I have found that Helldivers works better on the ROG Ally than my gaming PC, with no adjustments on the Ally and a ton on the PC.

I'll download it to PC eventually. I really want to see how good it looks with proper hardware. Sadly, I can't remember the last time a first-person game on PC didn't make me dizzy. I think it's just because of how close to the screen I am. I don't have the same issue on my TV with the PS5.

This is fun as hell. More low key than Uncharted. Combat is a little clunky with the fighting but I am enjoying just smashing fascists with all sorts of weapons. It is crazy how close Troy Baker got to Ford's voice.

I wonder how much Ford got paid for them to use his likeness.

Once I saw that the combat didn't amount to much other than smashing the triggers to punch, I decided to put the combat to easy. It's not engaging enough to make difficult combat fun. Thankfully, the game lets you put combat on easy without changing the difficulty of the puzzles.