Indiana Jones and the Great Circle pre-order bonus explained

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle aims to put you in control of the wild and wacky adventures you’ve seen in the movies, uncovering (and breaking) various priceless artifacts along the way.

If you’re a fan of the franchise or are just hyped for the game based on the info released, you’ll probably want to get a pre-order in so you can play as soon as the release date rolls around.

Here, we’ll take a look at what the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle pre-order bonus is so you know if it’s worth securing your copy ahead of time.

If you pre-order Indiana Jones and the Great Circle you will get two in-game cosmetics as bonuses – the Traveling Suit Outfit and the Lion Tamer Whip, coming together to form The Last Crusade Pack.

What’s great is that it doesn’t matter when you pre-order, you could do it one day out for release and you’d still net yourself the above rewards.

Interestingly, this pre-order bonus is something that you’ll instantly receive from downloading and playing through Xbox Game Pass so if you’ve already got a subscription there, the goods are provided regardless.

Since the game is coming to PlayStation consoles in the Spring though, sadly pre-ordering is the only way to get these exclusive items over there.

Looking at the aforementioned bonuses, the Traveling Suit, as you might have expected from the name of the Pack, is akin to what Indy wore throughout various parts of The Last Crusade movie, adding a little more class to the traditional dusty leather jacket.

The Lion Tamer Whip, again, is a reference to the same movie, specifically the early train scene where young Indy grabs a whip and attempts to beat away a lion looking to pounce.

So, if you’ve watched the third instalment in the Indy franchise and want to don the iconic look, pre-ordering might be for you. If not, and you’d rather just wait for launch, at least there are no in-game effects from the additional items.

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