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All Indiana Jones and the Great Circle missions and side quests

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a fine throwback to the original trilogy of Indy movies and if you have a PC capable of making it run to its best potential, you will have in front of you one of the best-looking games of all time.

Of course, Indy is not all about good looks, there are missions and side quests you need to complete if you are to have any hope of completing its many mysteries. So what are the number of quests you will need to solve to get there? This page will take you through not only the main missions in the game but also all the side quests and their global locations, so you can tick them off as you go and make sure you don’t miss out on anything while you traverse the globe.

Main Quests

The main quests in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will see you off traveling the world. Here we have listed the main quests and their locations below. Under that, you will find tables of all the side quests in each area so you can try and make sure you don’t miss out on anything while you are in a certain neck of the woods.

  • The Adventure Begins – Marshall College
  • The Stolen Cat Mummy – The Vatican
  • The Idol of Ra – Gizeh
  • A Harsh Climb – Himalayas
  • Into the Fire – Shanghai
  • The Blessed Pearl – Sukhothai
  • Atonements – Iraq

Side Quests

With all the main missions out of the way, there are a ton of side quests scattered across the globe. The following tables will give you an indication of where you will be headed and what type of mission each side quest is.

The Vatican

Quest Name Type of Mission
A Date to Remember Mystery mission
A Free Spirit Mystery mission
A Mad Priest Fieldwork mission
A Nun in Trouble Fieldwork mission
A Remedy for All Discovery mission
A Savage Discovery Fieldwork mission
A Snake in the Garden Mystery mission
A World of Knowledge Discovery mission
Father and Son Mystery mission
Field Notes Discovery mission
Lost Artifacts of Europe Discovery mission
Riddles of the Ancients Discovery mission
Secret of Secrets Mystery mission
Signs of Trouble Mystery mission
The Bulls of Blood Mystery mission
The House of God Mystery mission
The Secret of Giants Fieldwork mission
The Serpent’s Chest Discovery mission
Underground Boxing Ring Discovery mission

Gizeh

Quest Name Type of Mission
A Remedy for All Discovery mission
A World of Knowledge Discovery mission
Belongs in a Museum Discovery mission
Bright Future Mystery mission
Cloud Atlas Mystery mission
Field Notes Discovery mission
Fortune’s Reach Mystery mission
Knuckle Duster Den Discovery mission
Riddles of the Ancients Discovery mission
Sanctuary of the Guardians Fieldwork mission
Seat of Eternity Mystery mission
Secret of the Queen Mother Fieldwork mission
The Haunting Mystery mission
The Serpent’s Chest Discovery mission

Shanghai

Quest Name Type of Mission
The Serpent’s Chest Discovery mission

Sukhothai

Quest Name Type of Mission
A Game of Wits Mystery mission
A Remedy for All Discovery mission
A Serpent’s Chest Mystery mission
A Study in Fear Fieldwork mission
A World of Knowledge Discovery mission
Counting Letters Mystery mission
Elephant in the Room Mystery mission
Field Notes Discovery mission
Lost in the Past Fieldwork mission
Monkey Business Mystery mission
Path of Tigers Mystery mission
Riddles of the Ancients Discovery mission
Royal Army Transmissions Discovery mission
The Kid Who Vanished Fieldwork mission
Timely Arrival Mystery mission
Voss’ Gold Stash Fieldwork mission

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