
Indiana Jones takes PlayStation 5 by storm: record sales and exclusive features
One of the main attractions of this version is its full compatibility with the DualSense controller
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle became a phenomenon on PlayStation 5, far exceeding market expectations. In just six days after its release, the version for Sony's console sold 117,000 copies, surpassing by 28% the initial figures obtained on PC and leaving behind the editions available on Xbox and Steam.
This success comes despite its late release on Sony's platform, highlighting the public's interest in its exclusive technical features, the franchise's prestige, and a well-executed commercial strategy.
Keys to success: DualSense, 4K, and minimal loading times
One of the main attractions of this version is its full compatibility with the DualSense controller, allowing for a much more immersive experience thanks to haptic feedback and adaptive visual indicators. This substantially enhances interaction with the environment and the game's narrative.
Meanwhile, the edition is optimized for PlayStation 5 Pro, offering:
- Native 4K resolution with stable frame rate
- Minimal loading times thanks to SSD storage
- Significant visual improvements compared to other platforms
These features positioned the title as a technical benchmark in the adventure segment, especially valued by players who prioritize both performance and visual aspects.

Sales surpass Xbox and PC: the community effect
Despite being released later than on other platforms, the edition for PlayStation 5 dominates in direct sales. On Xbox, for example, about five million players accessed the title through Game Pass, which reduced the volume of individual sales.
Industry specialists attribute this success to a combination of factors:
- Marketing campaigns targeted at the PlayStation gamer community
- The established reputation of the Indiana Jones franchise
- Good reviews and strong word of mouth on social media and specialized forums
Classic narrative, modern expansion
Set in 1937, between the events of the Indiana Jones movies, the game has managed to attract both new players and historical fans of the character. The developer MachineGames is already working on a DLC titled The Order of the Giants, which has increased expectations around future expansions of the narrative universe.

From Lucasfilm Games they indicated that new installments are being considered that could further expand the legacy of the most famous archaeologist in cinema.
Optimistic projections for 2025
Projections suggest that sales of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PlayStation 5 could even surpass the initial numbers on Steam, consolidating this platform as the one with the greatest commercial impact for the title.
As the year progresses, this game is emerging as a case study on how the combination of nostalgia, cutting-edge technology, and good planning can reshape the preferences of the gaming public.
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