Cultured Vultures

Arc System Works had a big task to live up to the Marvel Vs Capcom series, but Marvel TOKON: Fighting Souls offers the strongest foundation possible to become a new FGC pillar.

Super Meat Boy 3D is precisely what it says it is: the gameplay of Super Meat Boy, in 3D. Sounds great to us.

Project Songbird is a good, first person narrative/horror experience that is occasionally let down by its reliance on familiar horror tropes and moments of unclear progression. The character work that is there is good, but there’s not enough of it. The horror focussed sections are nothing you’ve not seen before, and for me there are a few too many clichés to be original. There are even a few twists to be had, which I will not go into here.

All in all, Legacy of Kain: Ascendance is a poor attempt to inject energy into a long-forgotten franchise.

Scott Pilgrim EX had a lot of legacy to live up to, and it mostly honours that with excellent mechanics and gameplay overhauls alongside a brand new story.

Tarsier's most ambitious and grand horror-adventure yet is a thrilling, baffling ride that will have you fully invested — for as long as it lasts.

Romeo Is A Dead Man’s time travelling shenanigans offer fun, if generic gameplay and a bonkers story, making this is a decent addition to Grasshopper’s library. It’s a 7/10, but complimentary.

The textbook definition of a rental game, Painkiller is a blast to play over a weekend, then never think about again.

Naff campaign and some potential balancing issues aside, Battlefield 6’s multiplayer is top notch large-scale chaos.

Jurassic World Evolution 3 is a polished and enjoyable park builder which makes excellent use of the Jurassic World licence. It is also a game that plays it safe, and may not be deep enough for some tycoon fans.