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It's not reasonable to hyper focus on outlier negative reviews when the aggregate for Indiana Jones and The Great Circle is high (Greg gave it a 6.5, Parris a 7, but Meta is 86). But the comments here are interesting and mimic even positive reviews on how its story...

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Фото профиля KidSmoove
KidSmoove1 год назад

Are you serious? I played Indiana Jones for 30 plus hours where does this game lack gameplay? Dafuq

Фото профиля NIB
NIB1 год назад

How mechanically competent and challenging is the gameplay? All games have gameplay, even actual cinematic walking sims like Detroit, Hellblade 2 or Heavy Rain. It's a question of how complex, refined or challenging gameplay is. These guys felt gameplay was less comprehensive.

Фото профиля that 🥷🏾 you love to hate
that 🥷🏾 you love to hate1 год назад

I personally think Xbox games get a pass for shit other games get dinged for. it’s bizarre. does this read like an 8.5/10: “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is far from perfect, especially because of a lot of dated elements and a rigidity.” was this the motivation for the 9/10 score from a different outlet? “This is exactly what Xbox needs: a solid single-player game with its own unique identity.” why would Xbox need a multiplatform license game? reads like a pity bump.

Фото профиля AltShiftKill
AltShiftKill1 год назад

I'm not sure what you are trying to say

Фото профиля NIB
NIB1 год назад

I'm saying two of Xbox's best exclusives this year, are the kind of cinematic "movie" games many Xbox/PC fans used to criticise and hate lol.

Фото профиля LIL MAYNE
LIL MAYNE1 год назад

Sony is talked about negatively for their “movie games” not because other platforms don’t enjoy them but because that is the majority of their content. They didn’t have any solid shooters, platformers or smaller games releasing for a while. You know, variety.

Фото профиля NIB
NIB1 год назад

That's just fanboy ignorance and propaganda though, as they've had variety too. Sackboy Astro's Playroom Astro Bot Demon's Souls Destruction All-stars Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart Returnal Gran Turismo 7 Stellar Blade Helldivers 2

Фото профиля Pauls Gaming Live
Pauls Gaming Live1 год назад

sorry, to tell you but... Indiana Jones and The Great Circle is based on the movie franchise called Indiana Jones.... Right? So the game being a Movie game... hint hint makes sense

Фото профиля Kutdown on Gaming 🇺🇸🇯🇲🏀🎮🗽👟
Kutdown on Gaming 🇺🇸🇯🇲🏀🎮🗽👟1 год назад

They missed the mark making it 1st person

Фото профиля Brian Cooper 🙅🏾‍♂️
Brian Cooper 🙅🏾‍♂️1 год назад

Got jump by 10 mf in Indiana Jones can't beat them 😭 avoiding fights necessary when stamina runs out lmao

Фото профиля NIB
NIB1 год назад

Is there an early access version or something?

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