Indiana Jones Arriving In November 2024, Suggests Insider

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Abdullah Waseem

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Indiana Jones And The Great Circle was first revealed in January with a rough 2024 release window. Months later, Xbox still hasn’t revealed a final date, but reports did point toward a December launch. However, a new leak suggests it will come out in November.

Why it matters: Fans feared Indiana Jones would be delayed to 2025. However, with a new trailer, Xbox recently reiterated that it’s still a 2024 game.

Tom Warren previously predicted a December release for Indiana Jones. However, this release window was discussed when Avowed was still set for a 2024 release. The insider believes that Indiana Jones’ launch may have been brought forward after Avowed’s delay.

He points to a November launch, stating that more details should appear at Gamescom 2024. Therefore, Xbox will likely share an official release window later this month, bringing an end to speculation.

The event kicks off on August 21 and will feature a huge Xbox booth featuring 50 games. This will make the upcoming months quite busy for Xbox fans. Starfield Shattered Space is expected in October, Stalker 2 in November, and Avowed in February 2025.

Microsoft is eyeing great success with Indian Jones and The Great Circle, especially considering how big of a franchise this is. The early trailers have managed to stun with the gameplay and a version of the character that almost looks like the legendary Harrison Ford.

Moreover, while Xbox is shifting to a multiplatform strategy, Indiana Jones And The Great Circle will only be coming to Xbox and PC. It has the potential to be Microsoft’s biggest first-party release this year after Black Ops 6.

Abdullah Waseem

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Abdullah is an avid gamer who primarily plays single-player titles. If you can’t find him anywhere, he’ll probably be at his desk playing The Witcher 3 for the millionth time. When he isn’t playing games, he’s either reading or writing about them.