Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
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Disjunction
Developer Ape Tribe Games
In a city driven by corruption, three hardened citizens rise to uncover a conspiracy threatening its fate. Define your playstyle and engage in lethal high-octane combat, or keep out of sight in gripping stealth action. From the Steam store page
106 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon) · newest Aug 11, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
77
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77 positive · 23 negative
95% range 68–84%
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| Steam reviews | 77 | 23 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
124 of 174 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
Summary pending — the reactions are listed below.
Reactions
60 of 106 · most liked firstHonestly, I don't think Disjunction is a good game. To give you a small impression where I'm coming from: I love stealth games and Deus Ex and the old 2D Metal Gear games are some of my favorites. So when I get the option to sneak around, without killing anybody, I will do that. As a stealth game, Disjunction doesn't get, what makes stealth games fun to play. It is one of those "Try to stay out of cone shapes" games, which take a naive approach to the genre. You don't use your wits or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →People need to stop tagging anything that has "XP" or "Talents" as an RPG. This is not an RPG by any reasonable definition. The game bills itself on being able to shoot your way through, which sounded okay to me since I don't normally like stealth. The problem is that your ammo count is limited and the game explicitly goes out of its way via NPC dialogue to not shoot your way through things. Fine, we can do melee - except then enemies start being unable to be knocked out in one melee strike…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hmm... I don't know if recommended is really what I should place this game under. But it's not bad and it's cheap ! This game is quite weird because the story is very mature, It can also be quite bloody if you go full rampage... The music is awesome and could be described as some kind of dark ambient, the pixel art graphics are fantastic though repetitive. But the gameplay is childish... The game consist of small levels divided in two floors each time with a save point located on each floor…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Review by [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34633003-Gaming-Masterpieces/lists/] Gaming Masterpieces - The greatest games of all time on Steam. Who needs AAA when indie games can be so good? A thumping soundtrack (and my new subwoofer) is all I need to get my wife crazy (not in a good sense), and this game delivers! With a visual style reminding me of the fantastic Crossing Souls, this game lets you sneak around facilities swarming with guards (humans and robots), going in…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Haven't gotten very far with it yet but having played with the first two characters, that being the Private Investigator and the Boxer, I've had a lot of fun so far! Disjunction not only has an interesting narrative, but the gameplay is very addicting and you'll easily find yourself switching it up from time to time to fit different situations. The combat, whether you go for a stealth approach or a shootout approach, is very fair and doesn't fail to impress. If you're looking for a Cyberpunk…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm thoroughly enjoying my experience with Disjunction. You play as three separate characters whose storylines intertwine and run parallel to one another. Despite being advertised as a stealth-RPG, the game gives you a plethora of options to customize your gameplay. You can play non-lethally with melee, lethally with different guns, or use a combination of both. Your choice in lethality affects the dialogue, characters, and endings. The game can also be quite challenging depending on your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Imagine Metal Gear Solid combined with an RPG. It's built diff. It smacks. It slaps. It's a bop and a half. The soundtrack I mean.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This isn't an RPG, this is a stealth game with simplistic ability trees. Increasing melee damage by 10% after each level does not a good RPG make.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Solid stealth mechanics, multiple ways to handle each situation. Thoroughly enjoying my time with this
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It runs at 40 FPS and in slow motion. This problem hasn't been fixed in 2 years according to my findings in Steam Discussions. It was an easy insta-refund. haha
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i don't normally write reviews for games, but i had to make an exception. this is an absolute gem of a game. only a couple hours in, and i got completely sucked in. the story is detailed and immersive (i LOVE that you can hover over text to learn more background). every level feels very carefully thought out and put together, and i enjoyed replaying levels to see all the different ways i could beat it. i personally find the sneakier method more reliable, but it was also super fun to go full-on…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've been waiting pretty eagerly for Disjunction since I heard of the concept and especially since I tried the demo. I'm a big Deus Ex fan and there are a lot of things I miss about the older concepts and design philosophies of the 90s and 2000s. Disjunction really makes an addition to this legacy of stealth-action. So far I have only been ghosting (No combat, full stealth) and I am really happy with the possibility but also challenge of doing that approach, as in Dishonored, or, to a lesser…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A couple weird development decisions really slow this title down when there's reall no need. Also this is a "stealth game" in that sure, you try to stay out of the enemies' vision cones. But that's about it. Many other stealth games do it better. This title left me wanting more.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't know... I don't see an incentive to play further. Seems to me like there's nothing beyond the story, but the top-down stealth-shooter gameplay. Which I don't find very compelling... The story seems mature and well-written, but the gameplay seems like something you find on a Nintendo DS/ 3Ds title aimed at a younger audience. Reminds me of TRON: Evolution for the DS, matter of fact...
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very fun game. Hotline Miami vibes but stealth based with light rpg upgrades. Worth every penny of $15.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The North still remembers how you scammed Humble Monthly subscribers out of Steam keys.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've mixed feelings about Disjunction. On the one hand, it's a small project filled with love from its creators. On the other, I constantly felt I could be playing a more engaging game. The elevator pitch: cyberpunk pixel stealth game in New York City, that rotates through a cast of three interesting protagonists: Frank the detective, Joe the boxer, Spider the hacker. THE GOOD -Story: The story is mature and slowly reveals itself as your 3 characters investigate seemingly unconnected plots…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →🖕 that bald headed son of bi*ch agent 47 and hitman 3 gonna play this sh*t 👍🏻
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you want to make a stealth or combat game, buy Disjunction – it'll show you everything not to do.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: Despite the good promise, story is heavily shoved on your face by walls of text, and stealth mechanics either conflict with gameplay or are questionable at best. If the complaints here don't bother you, you should grab it. Otherwise, steer clear. Also, PROPER GAMEPAD SUPPORT, THANKS! Despite offering a "good narrative with branching paths based on decisions", at front, all that meant was "you can either kill or knock people unconscious". Since Steam forces you to either like the game or…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fantastic so far. Above all else, the game is responsive and fluid. Simple controls combine with complex environments and branching character specialization options to produce a playground for experimentation. Disjunction implements lethal vs non-lethal approaches to gameplay seen in other stealth-action titles, and executes this paradigm in as brilliant a fashion as any AAA title could muster. I find myself replaying sections of some levels not because I failed, but because I thought of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My Experience I suppose I can recommend Disjunction? While it's certainly not great, it does enough I like to leave me with a positive overall impression. First off, I enjoyed bouncing between these three different characters - gaining proficiency with their abilities and "leaning in" to my preferred gameplay style using the talent and upgrade system available. The gameplay itself was generally satisfying, with satisfying thwoks from sneaky melee strikes and the visual information necessary…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not very interesting. The gameplay is kinda primitive and repetitive. Not a lot going on. The story delivery is done through huge blobs of text across the entire screen (very uncomfortable to read) or just plain multi-page lore pickups. No voice over.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pixel art, can be detailed or simplistic. I love either one. This game also gives you many options to effect story outcome and gameplay style. Nice 80s synth, decent story, nice weapon and gadget variety.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Being sneaky beaky is fun in this game. If you want to make it harder, try a pacifist run or a lethal run. Interestingly both is harder than adapting to the situation, since you restrict yourself to using non-lethal or lethal skills, instead of both. This makes it really well designed in my view.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The pixel art, music and atmosphere are cool, but the story is very slow moving, all told through wordy text boxes and after over 2 hours, hasn't gotten compelling or interesting. Every mission is old school stealth, using the Metal Gear Solid vision cone concept. I don't mind this, but there's no margin for error and even though you can engage in combat if necessary, you characters all go down in a couple of shots and it's clearly not what things were designed around. There's only one…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My Personal Game Score: 6 / 10 + Good game graphics/design + Good game music + Interesting game play + Nice stealth game to play - The stealth mechanics of the game is kinda shallow compared to other stealth games. - Limited in-game checkpoints/savepoints. One wrong mistake could cause you to start all over again. - Personally, the plot is not that rich or deep. - The game is not really that kind of a RPG game. Overall: The game is still good to play
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →An amazing little gem of a game. It is exactly what it looks like -- a pixel art top-down cyberpunk action, where you choose if you want to go in heavy, or try and use stealth. It's retro in a good sense: a bit hard sometimes, but you get better as you go and become a true master of the game closer to an end. Also it took me 15 hours to beat, which is exactly what I like in the games these days -- no need to invest hundreds of hours -- get in, get fun, get results. Highly recommended!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lot of cyberpunk attitude, but not much to recommend it. No real choices, no apparent RPG mechanics. Even playing for stealth, mechanics are very twitch-oriented - and the field of view is so limited, and you have no real sniping ability, so as a stealth game it is a loss. Also some lame things like deciding whether to use controller by whether one is connected at startup, no choice in game. From the store page, I expected something much richer. This is very disappointing.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really like stealth games so Disjunction is a fairly good one. I think if there was a save at any time function, it would be way too easy although there were some times when I felt it was a bit frustrating. The threat escalation is really good. The basic enemies are nothing compared to the enemies towards the end of the game. But gradually, through the upgrades, I never felt entirely overwhelmed. When I died, it was because I rushed. Disjunction demands something of a continuous attention…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disjunction is a stealth-action game in a cyberpunk setting. Combine Deus Ex and Dishonored together and you get Disjunction. Pixel art is great, it has that retro feeling. Level design is good. Every level offers you different approaches. If you find one path difficult, try the other one it can be easier than the first path. It is a stealth game so memorizing enemy patterns and behaviors is the key here. Once you get caught, you are not defenseless. Every character has a gun and different…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't think I've ever finished a game as quickly as I did this one. Not because it wasn't hard enough (be prepared to die a lot) or short, but because I was fully addicted to the game-play. It's super fun and dynamic. You can choose a particular play-style (which can be augmented by various upgrades you obtain), but depending on the situation and resources at hand, you can be forced to fully abandon your play-style and plans. And if you're as much of a fan of MGS (Metal Gear Solid) games as I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just really into it. It's fun, it's smart, it's artistically fulfilling. Easily worth the purchase. It is not easy (but not keyboard-smashingly-frustratingly-hard) but it really feels like I've accomplished something when I beat a level. The branching talents/upgrades system is fun and is balanced and responsive to which abilities i like to use the most. So pleasantly surprised by the music and art! The music is really really good and some of the levels are so pretty. Oh man, the level…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My favorite memory of D2 was when it felt like they were balancing the game almost solely around PvP but then only released one new map (Disjunction) over a nearly three year span
unlabelledView post →DISJUNCTION SCRATCHES THE ACTION RPG NOSTALGIA ITCH Full video review on [url=https://youtu.be/36Up3zF3XO0]2 Headed Hero! Disjunction is an ambitious combination of stealth action, light RPG, and branching dialog with a retrofuturistic cyberpunk coat of paint. Although not without its flaws, Disjunction is gorgeous, simple, and fun - and definitely a good first effort from Ape Tribe.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disjunction, developed by Ape Tribe Games and published by Fireshine Games, is a cyberpunk-themed stealth action RPG set in a dystopian vision of New York City in 2048. Built around a pixel-art aesthetic and top-down gameplay, it presents an intricate world of corruption, corporate power, and personal morality. The narrative unfolds through three protagonists—Frank, a private investigator seeking truth; Joe, an ex-soldier fighting for family honor; and Spider, a skilled hacker navigating the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good short and sweet game. It gets pretty easy when you get used to it and get some of the upgrades, but it's worth it for the cool art, music and decent story. Make sure that when you play, you enable Simple Lighting from the settings. It makes the game so much fast. It's like half the fps without this setting even on a powerful PC for some reason.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just finished Disjunction! A cool kinda short stealthy game, I like the way they let the player switch between 3 different characters to experience different tools and to tell each character's story. The stealth mechanic also feels satisfying and fun. + Pretty pixel arts! Easy 8/10.
unlabelledView post →Disjunction is a decent top down stealth game which is a very niche genre. There are three characters that you cycle through between missions to keep things a bit fresh. The story is OK, nothing special but not bad. The stealth is the best part of the game but it's not exactly much to write home about. The strange thing I find about the stealth that will ruin it for hardcore stealth fans is you can beat someone up directly behind an enemy but since they don't hear anything, they'll never turn…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Decent to play trough and doesnt make things too difficult for you if you want to be stealthy. The levels are a bit too big in the end and not fun enough to make me play it trough for other endings tho.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm giving this a thumbs up with serious caveats. I love the story, music, and art. But the gameplay is very boring and simple. Kind of tedious. It's a shame because this game does an amazing job world building.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fairly difficult, but ultimately satisfying RPG with stealth gameplay. Great soundtrack!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Stealth-game with cyberpunk-themes. Like any great game about stealth-mechanics, each room and encounter boils to a sort of puzzle.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just when you thought the cyberpunk genre was about to die (just kidding) Ape Tribe Games stokes the flames with their new stealth-action RPG, Disjunction. Set in 2048 in the seedy underworld of New York, you will play as three unique characters with three intertwining stories dealing with city corruption, murder, and a new drug called Shard that is ravaging the city. Each character has their own style and progression tree of upgrades and talents to create a dynamic mix of stealth and action…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A clunky, cheap-looking game that doesn't even feel good to play. I commend the developers for making a game, it must have been a lot of hard work; I wish them good fortune on their next game/
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Easy-to-grasp, well-balanced, and nicely paced arcade gameplay suitable for those who can't invest much time into gaming. You can spend only 20-30 mins per session and easily quit. And this is exactly what I need after a long tiring working day.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Thinking mans Hotline Miami
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is more of a notification or heads up than a review (I really enjoyed the demo too) At the time of writing this (07 FEB 2021) The game runs at 44fps This is a known issue for those with high refresh rate monitors. The fix/solution offered at this stage is to manually set your monitor refresh rate to 60 fps - this allows the game to achieve 60 fps for smoother game play (I can't confirm this personally) I have not done this as it shouldn't be necessary and honestly, nobody in their right…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice try but at the end the game results to be quite disappointing
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A good sci-fi stealth game. The game play is simple and enjoyable, and the story is just kind of there to give you a reason to visit different locations, although I have to admit I skipped through a lot of the dialogue. The story just kind of throws you in and has a lot of names and locations that don't really mean anything, but I don't really think the story is the main focus of the game. Anyway, here's my experience and criticism of the game. Quick summary: The game play is simple,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a few hours in and have just reached the third playable character. This game is easily worth the 15 bucks. The 2048 setting is really cool because it's in the future, but it's close enough to 2021 that elements from real life have an impact on the story. For instance, being familiar with NYC neighborhoods is rewarding because you can see what Brighton Beach has evolved into in this dystopian timeline. Even if you don't really care about story and learning more background, the gameplay is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What an amazing game. At $15 this is a complete steal. The story and setting are incredibly made and pair amazingly with the awesome art. The setting is already amazing but the devs allow further immersion with expanded details that just add another level to the world building, without overwhelming you if you don't want to. As others have mentioned, the gameplay is tough but rewarding. It isn't frustratingly hard, but it makes you work for that victory. Different abilities for each character…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The theme and art-style are really good. A down and dirty cyberpunk feel, not neon and hypercars. It has smooth controls and I can make a holographic cat to distract people before i sneak up behind them and force them to get CTE scans in the morning. The gameplay is good and feels fair, whenever something goes wrong it's invariably my fault. You get to upgrade/mod your abilities and switch the mods so if you figure out what suits you best. You have different abilities on the different…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →its really good
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like it! Play the demo. If you like peak 16 bit era gameplay brought up to 2021 tech, and you like the demo, you'll enjoy the game, recommended!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very good top-down combining stealth and combat with a nice variety of abilities. The gameplay remains engaging throughout and never becomes repetitive. The main downside is simply that the game is too short - after 8 hours, I was left wanting more. 100% steam achievements Time : 24.1H Completion Difficulty : 4/10 Playthroughs : 2 minimun - 3 recommended Missables : Yes - choices achievements Notable requirements : Complete the game without killing and killing anyone, collect all…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bungie removes a map from Destiny 2, and for once players are actually happy 😅 On July 31, Disjunction was pulled from the game due to a bug in Iron Banner: zones A and C spawn in the same spot, giving one team a permanent edge. The... #SteamAndEpic #Disjunction #Monument #Destiny #Usually #Bungie
unlabelledView post →The game play, world, story, and pretty much everything feel so unpolished. Nothing is outright terrible per but nothing is good either. Everything feels so barebones. The bones that are here are decent and should've been polished more. I really wanted to enjoy this game but i wasn't.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Too Hard for me. I personally love game that casual, that I can play after work free time. Not typical game that always dead & learn every single mistake. PN: It's my personal opinion. Maybe other people have different opinion, because definition of fun each other is different.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Its an okay game for a retro style. Gets a bit too tricky in places although still seems possible with a little luck. Anyway, for a small price, keeps players entertained for 10hrs+
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