Microsoft and Bethesda have announced that the game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on PS5 after it comes out on Xbox. At Gamescom Opening Night Live, Bethesda confirmed that the game will first be available on Xbox and PC starting December 9th, with the PS5 release planned for spring 2025.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle to Launch on PS5 in Spring 2025 After Xbox Debut, Part of New Multiplatform Strategy
The news that Microsoft and Bethesda will release Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5 after its Xbox debut has been confirmed. This follows earlier reports from The Verge that Microsoft was considering a PS5 launch for the game. Back in February, it was revealed that the game would be exclusive to Xbox and PC only for a short time before making its way to PS5.
The game is set to be released on Xbox and PC first, starting December 9, 2024. According to sources close to Bethesda, the plan is to have the PS5 version available by April 2025. However, this release date could change depending on how development progresses.
This move is part of a new strategy from Microsoft, known internally as Project Latitude. This strategy involves releasing certain Xbox games on multiple platforms. Bethesda’s upcoming game Doom: The Dark Ages will also follow this approach, arriving on PS5 in 2025. Microsoft has already extended the availability of several previous Xbox-exclusive titles to PS5. Games like Hi-Fi Rush, Pentiment, Sea of Thieves, and Grounded have all been made available on PS5 after initially being exclusive to Xbox.
This approach reflects a shift towards more flexible gaming options, where major titles are not limited to just one platform. The goal is to reach a broader audience and ensure that more players have the chance to experience popular games, regardless of their console choice.
In summary, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on Xbox and PC first in December 2024, with a PS5 release planned for April 2025. This release strategy is part of Microsoft’s broader plan to make certain games available across different platforms, expanding access for gamers on various consoles.
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