Indiana Jones launches on Switch 2 worldwide

Bethesda and Nintendo store pages show “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle” is now live on Nintendo Switch 2, adding the MachineGames adventure to Nintendo’s new hardware lineup. Bethesda’s main game site says the title is “Now Available on Nintendo Switch 2,” while Nintendo’s U.S. eShop listing is active for purchase and download. The release closes a rollout that Bethesda had previously mapped for May 12 on Nintendo Switch 2 in an official 2026 platform roadmap. Nintendo’s U.K. game page and DLC page also list a May 12, 2026 release date, indicating the launch landed across multiple regions even as some outlets referenced the game’s availability over the weekend. (indianajones.bethesda.net) The game joins a broader Bethesda push on Nintendo Switch 2 that also includes “Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition,” “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition,” and a planned Switch 2 version of “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered,” according to Bethesda’s roadmap page. (fallout.bethesda.net) ### Which official pages show the game is live right now? Bethesda’s official franchise site carries a “Now Available on Nintendo Switch 2” banner for “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.” The same page says the game has “arrived” on Nintendo Switch 2 and links to purchase options. Nintendo’s U.S. store page is also live for the Switch 2 edition. (fallout.bethesda.net) The listing identifies it as a digital Nintendo Switch 2 version and presents the product as available through Nintendo’s storefront. Bethesda’s “buy now” page adds another confirmation point. That page says “Now Available on Nintendo Switch 2” and lays out the available editions, including Standard Edition, Premium Edition, Collector’s Bundle, Premium Upgrade and the separate DLC listing. (indianajones.bethesda.net) ### Why are some dates showing May 12 while people are talking about May 17? (nintendo.com) Bethesda’s February roadmap said “Indiana Jones and The Great Circle” would launch on Nintendo Switch 2 on May 12. Nintendo U.K.’s product pages for both the base game and “The Order of Giants” DLC also show May 12, 2026 as the release date. (indianajones.bethesda.net) May 17 references appear to reflect when some stores, notices and coverage were observed rather than a newly announced official release date. Based on the official pages now live, the more solidly documented date is May 12, with May 17 describing current availability status as of Sunday. That is an inference from the timing of the official listings and coverage, not a separately announced date. (fallout.bethesda.net) ### What exactly is in the Switch 2 version? Nintendo’s U.S. listing describes the game as a first-person, single-player adventure set between “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and “The Last Crusade.” The page says players travel from Marshall College to the Vatican, Egypt, Sukhothai and other locations, combining exploration, puzzle-solving, stealth, melee combat and gunplay. (fallout.bethesda.net) The same U.S. store page lists a game file size of 57.3 GB and says motion controls are available. Nintendo also labels the supported play modes as TV mode, tabletop mode and handheld mode. ### What do official pages say about editions and DLC? Bethesda’s buy page says the Premium Edition includes the base game, “The Order of Giants” story DLC, a digital artbook and the “Temple of Doom” outfit. (nintendo.com) The page also lists a Collector’s Bundle and a Premium Upgrade, while noting physical availability varies by region. Nintendo’s U.S. DLC page says “The Order of Giants” is sold separately for Switch 2 and notes that DLC purchasers receive the “Temple of Doom” outfit when the game launches on Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo U.K.’s DLC listing also shows the add-on as tied to the Switch 2 release. (indianajones.bethesda.net) ### Where does this fit in Bethesda’s Switch 2 plans? Bethesda’s official Switch 2 roadmap put “Indiana Jones and The Great Circle” in the middle of a 2026 release slate for Nintendo’s platform. That page says “Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition” launched first, “Indiana Jones and The Great Circle” followed in May, and “Oblivion Remastered” is due later in the year. (nintendo.com) The next concrete milestone on Bethesda’s own “Indiana Jones” pages is continued support around premium content and DLC storefronts already attached to the Switch 2 release. Bethesda’s buy page and Nintendo’s DLC listings remain live for players who want the add-on content after picking up the base game. (indianajones.bethesda.net) (fallout.bethesda.net)