Dontnod Entertainment’s Life is Strange found a considerable fan base despite its shortcomings. The drop in quality of Telltale’s work in the field of episodic adventure games left a nice niche for the prior’s hella (ulgh) mysterious millennial journey and cemented the title as a franchise. The studio’s latest work, however, is of a different nature.

Highly acclaimed and loved by fans and critics alike, Pixar’s genre-breaking smash hit The Incredibles first graced our screens back in 2004. Let me tell you, fourteen years is a really, really, really long time to wait for a sequel, especially one as highly anticipated as Incredibles 2.

The Razer Naga Trinity is a much broader focussed mouse than its predecessor, and works well for a variety of both work and play. It's just a pity it's so expensive.

Following on from 2015's Jurassic World, it's time to head back to Isla Nublar... which this time is getting in on the action itself, as a violent volcano eruption threatens to wipe out dinosaurs on Earth for a second time. Luckily for them, Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard are back being heroic. That's if they can manage to survive both magma and a brand new toothy dinosaur threat!

While its premise is absurd, Sushi Striker's core action/puzzle mechanics are undeniably fun and initially addictive. It wears a little thin though, with the campaign becoming laborious well before it comes to an end. Thankfully the multiplayer is superb, and is a perfect fit for both the 3DS and the Switch.

Funcom has delivered an above-average open world survival game that lives up to the mythos created by Robert E Howard. It fits in perfectly with the rest of the lore. However, while it is a fun game, it lacks a lot of polish, but if you can look beyond the flawed exterior, Conan Exiles will deliver hours of enjoyment.

Dark Souls is an amazing and important game, but the remaster does little to spice things up, providing little reason to really go back to Lordran. Blighttown runs at 60fps though, so that might be reason enough for some.

Aragami: Shadow Edition is all you could ask for and more from a game that is built on the mythology of shinobi. It may still have a few rough corners, but for a first stab on console that emphasises stealth, patience and bloody retribution? It’s a superb experience with plenty to say thanks to its included Nightfall expansion.