Even in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, if it belongs in a museum, our favorite archaeologist is going to make sure it gets there. Of course, we're talking about the Lost Artifact discovery missions found throughout the game.

Armchair virtual tourists, fans of Indiana Jones films as well as gamers who adore the Uncharted and Tomb Raider series will love this game.

Set in 1937, between the first and third movies, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle begins with the theft of a cat mummy. The mummified feline is stolen from the college where Dr. Henry ‘Indiana’ Jones is a professor,

With that, it makes sense that any attempt at making the definitive Indiana Jones came comes with the same challenges of balancing all the disparate parts that make the character and franchise interesting.

This is a guide explaining how to find all the lost artifacts in Sukhothai in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.

The easiest artifact to find is in a museum room near the Sistine Chapel area. On a wall of paintings, the one on the far right will be upside down. Approach it and interact with it to flip it the right way up, and it will slide to the side, revealing a hidden compartment with the Golden Xiphos inside of it.

If you’re a fan of the Indiana Jones films, you won’t want to miss “Father and Son,” a well-hidden optional objective in Great Circle’s Vatican City. It does require you to go a little out of your way,

There are numerous ways in which you can speed up your progress in Indiana Jones and The Great Circle. These include a handful set of skills that you can unlock with the help of Adventure Points, and performing unique methods to make your way through the different regions and scenarios.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle exploits Indy's fear of snakes and, just when it overstays its welcome, it culminates in a horrifying boss fight.