Indiana Jones and the Great Circle vs Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
First-person disguise stealth versus third-person tactical stealth — both remaster beloved franchises, but they demand different cameras.
Deserves your Game Pass queue slot — Great Circle holds its own next to Last Crusade, and the April 2025 PS5 port added native 4K Pro support.
The most beautiful version of MGS3 ever made — Konami remade Kojima's masterpiece without him, and the result is faithful, gorgeous, and quietly haunting.
Steam popularity
Shared scale — sparklines are directly comparable across both games.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Jun 2026 peak CCU 1,161 ↑ 114% MoM
All-time peak 8,242
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
Jun 2026 peak CCU 429 ↑ 4% MoM
All-time peak 14,757
Key differences
Camera perspective
Indiana Jones locks you into first-person, emphasizing environmental observation and disguise-based sneaking.
Metal Gear Solid Delta uses third-person with classic tactical stealth controls modernized for 2025.
Stealth approach
Great Circle relies on disguises and avoiding Captains; getting spotted can force combat failure in disguise zones.
Delta lets you neutralize guards non-lethally from a distance or up close, with no mandatory disguise sections.
Franchise treatment
Indiana Jones is a new original adventure that leans on film nostalgia and offers stealth-action with light puzzle solving.
Delta is a faithful remake of Metal Gear Solid 3, preserving the script and structure with enhanced graphics and sound.
Which one is for you?
Pick Indiana Jones and the Great Circle if
- You prefer first-person exploration and dislike third-person cameras
- You are an Xbox Game Pass subscriber and want a day-one title
- You enjoy disguise-based stealth like Hitman or Dishonored
Pick Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater if
- You want modern third-person controls for a classic stealth game
- Metal Gear Solid 3 is your favorite game and you want the definitive version
- You value faithful remakes over new stories with familiar characters
Bottom line
Pick Indiana Jones if you crave first-person disguise stealth and Game Pass value; pick Delta if you demand third-person tactical stealth and reverence for a classic.