- A new trailer to Indiana Jones and the big circle‘S dlc, The order of the giantswas revealed on Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025
- The expansion arrives on September 4, 2025
- The game also comes to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026
Machine games have given us a new look at Indiana Jones and the big circle‘s upcoming extension, The order of the giantstogether with confirmed by a Nintendo Switch 2 version.
Gamescom Opening Night Live 2025 is finally here, and as one of the most important messages about the showcase, a gameplay trailer for Indiana Jones and the big circle‘s first downloadable content (DLC) was revealed.
The order of the giants Was first announced during the Xbox Games Showcase earlier this month and arrive on September 4th.
History extension will be available to those who own Indiana Jones and the big circle Premium Edition, Collector’s Edition or Collector’s Bundle, or it can be purchased separately.
DLC takes place during the events of the main game and follows Indiana Jones as he returns to the city of Rome to reveal a dark secret that lies below town.
“There is a myth about an animal in the hidden depths of Rome that is joked to protect a terrible secret … When Indiana Jones meets father Ricci, a young priest who is desperate for help to track a Roman artifact, a standard treasure hunt soon becomes a dangerous journey,” says its description.
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“Along the way, Indy has to face the Emperor Nero and his gladiator games, the enigmatic cult of Mithras, and whatever else lies in the shadows. Can Father Riccis Cryptic Knowledge Guide Indy through these treacherous passages? Only Indiana Jones can share this breathtaking mystery.”
New and intricate puzzles, while Roma’s old sewer system, Cloaca Maxima and will also be shown, along with new enemies and the return of familiar faces.
However, the most exciting part of the trailer for me was the announcement that the game is also coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026, making it the first Xbox-owned title confirmed for Nintendo’s latest console.
In Techradar Gaming’s four-star review, hardware writer Dashiell Wood called Indiana Jones and the big circle “An exciting adventure torn right from the silver screen”, which contains “flawless voice performances and incredible movement work”.
