Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: PC Requirements

With the release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle just around the corner, Bethesda and MachineGames have shared the minimum PC specifications needed to run the game. We’ve compiled the details in a handy table to help you determine if your system is ready to join the iconic archaeologist on his latest adventure.

So far, only the minimum requirements have been made available. Recommended specs and additional configurations are expected to be announced closer to the game’s release, so stay tuned for updates.

The good news? Indiana Jones and the Great Circle doesn’t demand top-tier hardware. The minimum processor requirements are a 3.3 GHz Intel Core i7 or a 3.1 GHz AMD Ryzen 5—components commonly found in many gaming setups today. This means that players with moderately powerful PCs should be able to enjoy the game without major upgrades.

Bethesda has also outlined the graphics card requirements for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, specifying that players will need at least an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER or an AMD Radeon RX 6600. These are mid-range GPUs that can easily handle most modern games, meaning you won’t need to invest in the latest high-end graphics cards to enjoy the game.

One notable requirement, however, is the need for 16 GB of RAM. This is becoming increasingly standard for major “AAA” titles, but it could be a hurdle for players still running systems with only 8 GB, which is often seen in older builds or for playing lighter indie titles.

As Bethesda and Xbox continue to update the game’s system requirements, we will refresh this table with the latest information. Be sure to bookmark this page and check back closer to launch for any updates on the recommended specifications and other system details.

Indiana Jones support for new technologies

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will support DLSS 3.5, an upscaling technology exclusive to GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs, which includes ray reconstruction for enhanced visuals. This will allow players with NVIDIA graphics cards to enjoy better performance and improved graphical fidelity.

In addition to DLSS 3.5, the game will also feature NVIDIA Reflex technology, aimed at reducing system latency and enhancing responsiveness, providing a smoother gaming experience for PC players.

As for AMD, the game is expected to support FSR 3.0 (FidelityFX Super Resolution) at some point after release, although specific details on when this will be implemented have not yet been confirmed. Meanwhile, there has been no official mention of Intel XeSS (Xe Super Sampling) support, but it’s common for developers to incorporate it into games for broader compatibility.

Indiana Jones in the cloud

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is set to release on PC and Xbox Series on December 8, 2024. Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will have access to the game on Day One via the service, allowing fans to dive into the adventure right from the start without any delays.

For those whose PCs may not meet the game’s requirements, Xbox Cloud Gaming offers a convenient alternative, enabling players to stream the game without needing to upgrade their hardware. Additionally, NVIDIA GeForce NOW will also support the game, further expanding access to players, no matter their preferred platform. This makes it easier than ever for fans to join the iconic explorer on his next big adventure.