MachineGames’ Indiana Jones and the Great Circle takes you, as Indy, on a trip through the heart of the growing fascist movement in 1930s Europe. While you’re searching for clues in Indy’s main investigation,

MachineGames has explained what they used Denuvo for in Indiana Jones And The Great Circle. After word spread that gamers found Denuvo in the game’s code, MachineGames shared this statement on Twitter: “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle does not include Denuvo. It was only in review builds for leak precautions.”

Indiana Jones has been such an iconic character that he has inspired generations of new heroes, and nowhere is that more evident than in video games. Dozens of projects feature swashbuckling adventurers or daring archaeologists,

T here has not been an Indiana Jones video game without the word LEGO in the title since 2003. In the years since, the adventurer-come-archeologist brought his iconic whip and hat

Check out the entire Game Rant’s coverage of Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, including puzzle solutions, walkthroughs, codes, and more.

With that, it makes sense that any attempt at making the definitive Indiana Jones came comes with the same challenges of balancing all the disparate parts that make the character and franchise interesting.

It’s testament to The Great Circle that in the 30-odd hours we’ve been playing it, we’ve rarely hit a moment that we wanted to stop playing – much the opposite in fact, as we’ve struggled to find an extra half hour here and there to squeeze more in.