Welcomed to the Vatican City under the influence of fascism, Indiana Jones is kitted out with a clerical outfit and a small staff from his jazz-loving pal Father Antonio. The outfit, in true Indy movie fashion, allows me to cut about the place arousing less suspicion than the classic leather duds. The first proper mission in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, tutorials out of the way, is to snoop around for ancient reliefs while on the hunt for a stolen cat mummy (it's a long story). I step out of the Vatican's library with the goal to acquire a camera, but beyond that I'm free to explore at my own pace as I take snaps for Father Antonio.
Fascist blackshirts serving Mussolini have camped out nearby, so I surreptitiously poke through their tents. After all, I'm Indiana Jones. And if there's one thing Indiana Jones loves almost as much as maps and documents, it's shiny things. I liberate a vial of medicine that I'll soon discover was stolen by the do-badders from the local pharmacy. A big wad of cash tempts me, but a thug stands in front of it. With clerical staff in hand, I quietly knock him out, stuffing the money into my pockets. You can't catch someone stealing and alert your friends if you're not conscious, right?
