Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: Complete Guide to Every Disguise and Outfit

May 12, 2026 - 19:53

Finding the right disguise in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is often the difference between a smooth stealth run and a messy firefight. Throughout the game, Indy can pick up several outfits that let him blend into restricted areas, avoid enemy suspicion, and access new dialogue options. Here is a breakdown of every disguise location and what each one does.

The first disguise most players encounter is the Worker Outfit. You find it early in the game during the opening excavation site sequence. Look for a small tent near the dig area with a dirty set of coveralls hanging on a hook. Wearing this lets you walk past guards in the dig zone without raising alarms.

Later in the game, the Nazi Officer Uniform becomes essential. You can grab this one in the main compound of the first large hub area. It is inside a locked office on the second floor of the command building. You need to pick the lock or find the key on a nearby desk. This outfit grants access to high-security zones and lets you interrogate lower-ranking soldiers without them calling for backup.

The Archaeologist's Vest is a more subtle option. It appears in a crate behind the museum in the second major location. You must solve a small puzzle involving a broken generator to open the crate. This disguise is useful for blending into civilian areas where soldiers are present but not actively hostile.

The final disguise, the Mercenary Gear, is hidden in a bunker near the end of the game. You will need a crowbar to pry open a rusted grate, then crawl through a short tunnel. The gear makes you look like one of the hired thugs, which is perfect for the final stealth sections where patrols are thick.

Each disguise has a durability meter. If you get too close to enemies or perform suspicious actions, the disguise wears thin and eventually breaks. Keep an eye on the meter and swap disguises at safe rooms or hidden corners. Using the right outfit at the right time saves ammo, avoids combat, and keeps the adventure moving.