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Subscribe to the world's #1 PC gaming mag Try a single issue or save on a subscription Issues delivered straight to your door or device From£35.99View PC Gaming Show Summer Game Fest TES4: Oblivion Elden Ring: Nightreign Recommended reading Phil Spencer is 'really happy' with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, hinting there might be more Nazi punching adventures in the future: 'We do think there's life in that franchise' Atomfall is getting a spooky DLC set on an offshore island that also lets you blast pretend pirates with a blunderbuss Microsoft's take on Civilization is getting an expansion that lets you play through the Bronze Age collapse, the Mongol invasion, and something inexplicably called 'Spider World' The Tomb Raider board game will let you shoot dogs while sitting around the kitchen table at last Sea Of Stars' 8-hour epilogue expansion won't cost you a penny when the circus comes to town on May 20th Hugo Martin isn't messing around as he unveils Doom: The Dark Age's new Cosmic Realm: 'Bear witness to the cyclopean architecture of this Lovecraftian dimension!' Star Wars Outlaws DLC A Pirate's Fortune announced for May 15 Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Indiana Jones and the Great Circle heads for the catacombs of Rome in its first DLC, coming in September Andy Chalk 8 June 2025 The Order of Giants was revealed during today's Xbox Showcase. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Official DLC Reveal – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants - YouTube You want more Indy, you got more Indy—or at least you'll get it in September with the release of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's first DLC, The Order of Giants. The Order of Giants will take Indy to the catacombs beneath the ancient streets of Rome, where he'll "outwit dangerous cultists and decipher intricate puzzles to uncover the legacy of the Nephilim." And who are the Nephilim, you wonder? For those who didn't play The Great Circle, the Indiana Jones fan wiki says they're a monastic group of giants working in partnership with the Vatican trying to protect the mystery of the Great Circle and atone for ancestral sins dating back to human prehistory." Spoilers contained within, of course, so conduct yourselves accordingly. Anyway, they're not the dangerous cult in question. That would in fact be the Cultists of Mithras: They're everywhere, they strike from the shadows, their dark red robes reflect their blood oaths to the cause they're willing to kill and die for—about what you'd expect from an evil cult, really. Related articles Phil Spencer is 'really happy' with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, hinting there might be more Nazi punching adventures in the future: 'We do think there's life in that franchise' Atomfall is getting a spooky DLC set on an offshore island that also lets you blast pretend pirates with a blunderbuss Microsoft's take on Civilization is getting an expansion that lets you play through the Bronze Age collapse, the Mongol invasion, and something inexplicably called 'Spider World' "Danger awaits as The Order of Giants takes Indiana Jones beyond the walls of Vatican City and into a brand new open-area map in the bustling city of Rome," The Order of Giants Steam page says excitedly. "Adventure through the crumbling ruins of the Colosseum to the pristine Vatican Gardens. The mystery will also take you into Rome’s ancient sewer system, the Cloaca Maxima, and deeper below ground to foreboding crypts." And yes, there is a Steam page, and also a release date. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants will be out on September 4, and will set you back $35/£31/€35. If you haven't yet purchased the game and want the whole thing, you're really better off buying the premium edition, which includes the DLC (the DLC purchase link is in fact just an upgrade from the standard to the premium edition) and goes for $30, $5 cheaper than the upgrade. The biggest gaming news, reviews and hardware deals Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsorsBy submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over. Social Links Navigation US News Lead Andy has been gaming on PCs from the very beginning, starting as a youngster with text adventures and primitive action games on a cassette-based TRS80. 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Phil Spencer is 'really happy' with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, hinting there might be more Nazi punching adventures in the future: 'We do think there's life in that franchise' Atomfall is getting a spooky DLC set on an offshore island that also lets you blast pretend pirates with a blunderbuss Microsoft's take on Civilization is getting an expansion that lets you play through the Bronze Age collapse, the Mongol invasion, and something inexplicably called 'Spider World' The Tomb Raider board game will let you shoot dogs while sitting around the kitchen table at last Sea Of Stars' 8-hour epilogue expansion won't cost you a penny when the circus comes to town on May 20th Hugo Martin isn't messing around as he unveils Doom: The Dark Age's new Cosmic Realm: 'Bear witness to the cyclopean architecture of this Lovecraftian dimension!' 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