As gamers we're used to seeing new titles arrive in remastered or rehashed form, as developers take much loved classics from yesteryear and bring them right up to date for a modern audience. That normally means going back a decade or two for the source material. Walden, a game on Xbox though goes further - way back to the original Henry David Thoreau book from 1854, before bringing it all into the virtual world.

Three years ago Super Destronaut DX blasted its way to console, with a follow-up, Super Destronaut: Land Wars then found mixing up the gameplay a couple of years later. Now though Ratalaika Games have brought the true sequel to Xbox, PlayStation and Switch - Super Destronaut DX-2.

There is much you can blame Monty Python for, with film and TV holding it as inspiration for many. But slowly and surely that same Python vibe is making moves in the gaming scene with Joe Richardson's The Procession to Calvary one of the finest examples. It just so happens that it's now playable on Xbox and Nintendo Switch.

Can think of nothing more exciting than scouring the land looking for old bottlecaps, hoping and praying that you may stumble upon something a little more valuable? Go and grab that metal detector for Treasure Hunter Simulator is going to be the game of your dreams.

If you're a fan of Monty Python and the type of animation and humour that has come from it, you are going to love The Procession to Calvary. It's a game which is great fun with a bonkers mad story, weird multiple endings, and some brilliant use of art and animation.

We've seen Harmonix keep FUSER fresh by pushing out a host of DLC and new features over the months since release, and it doesn't seem like they are going to be letting up on the content front anytime soon. July 2021 will see no less than 8 new tunes arrive in game, with both free and paid options keeping the DJ 'em up rocking.

Originally due to drop onto Xbox alongside that of PS4, PS5 and PC back at the beginning of June, Operation Tango had a last minute hitch which meant the Xbox version was delayed until further notice. The good news though is that delay is now over and us Xbox gamers get the chance to save the world by taking on the cooperative spy adventure on both Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance doesn't ever feel like it is doing anything particularly new and the whole setting, concept, and world just seems a bit tired at times. But that said you’ll have some decent fun here, particularly with the story, the hack and slash gameplay, and solid mechanics. If you find yourself playing alone, it might get a bit stale, but with friends behind you, you’ll have a great time.