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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will NOT have Denuvo

Bethesda has just confirmed that Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will not have the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. This should please a lot of players that were looking forward to this title.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a first-person action adventure title. The game will have a mix of combat, stealth, puzzles, and gunplay. And guess what? You can also use Indy’s whip. The devs claim that you can use it to climb around, distract people, or even take down bad guys. So that’s cool.

Indy will be going on a big adventure around the world. In the game, players will go to many cool places, like the forgotten temples of Sukhothai and the pyramids of Egypt, and even the snowy Himalayas. Just so you know, the game takes place in 1937, between the times of Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Last Crusade.

Now although the game will be experienced via a first-person perspective, there will be times when the camera will switch to third-person. This will happen during climbing or cut-scenes.

Yesterday, Bethesda revealed the game’s official PC system requirements. According to them, this will be one of the few games that will require a GPU with support for hardware Ray Tracing. Moreover, it will support Full Ray Tracing, also known as Path Tracing.

Without Path Tracing, an NVIDIA RTX 4080 will be able to run the game at Native 4K/Ultra with 60FPS. In my opinion, that’s great. With Path Tracing, you’ll need an NVIDIA RTX 4090 to play it with 60FPS at 4K with DLSS 3 Performance (and Frame Generation).

I can’t stress enough how demanding Path Tracing is. Normally, it would have been impossible to play a modern game with Path Tracing. When the NVIDIA RTX 2080Ti came out, we were only able to run older games, like Quake 2, with Path Tracing. And now, we can play a modern triple-A game with Path Tracing. This is mighty impressive.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will come out on December 9th.

Stay tuned for more!

26 thoughts on “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will NOT have Denuvo”

    1. if you look at the requirements and you have a system that can play this, then you are rich and you should pay for it.

  1. Ugh once again proving that PC gamepass is such a joke.. it's like they literally only get deals to have games day 1 if they have no Denuvo..making it pointless to subscribe to when you can just pirate a superior version of the game for free.

  2. With reviews for this and the intel cards set for tomorrow, itll be interesting to see if any of them do benchmarks for this game with a bunch of configurations to see how its going to run.

  3. If it doesn't have Denuvo and isn't pushing woke agenda I'll probably buy it. Was planning to pirate before. But I'll support good games that properly utilize the latest tech. Huge path tracing fan.

      1. Just watched the video although without audio here at work. So not sure what was being said. But visually, only thing I’d want is a mod to give that girl long feminine hair. The “strong woman has to have short hair like man” thing is so bleggghhhh. But nothing else is sticking out as being overly problematic at least from this video. So there’s a bit of hope.

  4. either that means they expect it to fail miserably like veilguard or that denuvo doesnt work anymore because people dont buy games that are awful because they cant pirate it, they simply have a long list of actually good games to play regardless if they have denuvo. It has been a catastrophic failure in terms of numbers and its also a subscription service since it checks servers, this is why there are so many games removing it lately and why denuvo is going crazy trying to damage control and convince indie devs to use them.

  5. So they want to save a buck on the licensing cost on a title that could very well become a flop. Bets? Mine lay on indie gets swapped out by a girl boss – Whats yours?

  6. F@ck ray tracing, f@ck path tracing, none of them sh!s add anything of value on the gameplay side of things, it just makes the devs lazy and unimaginitive.

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