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Indiana Jones Update 3 Next Week: Fixes and Nvidia DLSS 4 Support

by Violet Apr 07,2025

Bethesda has exciting news for fans of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle—Update 3 is on the horizon and scheduled to roll out next week. In a recent tweet, Bethesda provided a sneak peek into what players can expect from this update. It promises a slew of fixes and enhancements, alongside the introduction of Nvidia DLSS 4 support, featuring Multi Frame Generation and DLSS Ray Reconstruction, which should significantly boost the game's graphical performance.

Since its launch in early December, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has encountered several game-breaking bugs that have frustrated players. Last month, Bethesda hinted that the February update would not only introduce new graphical features and options but also address critical bugs. These include issues that have hindered players from achieving 100% completion and from performing specific actions like climbing vines or navigating through walls in the Sukhothai area. It remains to be seen whether these fixes will be part of next week's patch.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has been a hit since its release on PC and Xbox Series X and S, and as a Microsoft-owned title, it was available day-one on Game Pass. The game has attracted a whopping 4 million players and received widespread critical acclaim, earning multiple awards, including three at the prestigious D.I.C.E. Awards. Fans can look forward to a PlayStation 5 release this spring.

In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Harrison Ford, the iconic actor behind Indiana Jones, shared his thoughts on Troy Baker's portrayal of the character in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Ford expressed his satisfaction with Baker's performance, humorously stating, "You don’t need artificial intelligence to steal my soul. You can already do it for nickels and dimes with good ideas and talent. He did a brilliant job, and it didn’t take AI to do it."