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When it came down to brass tacks, the only person whose opinion I wanted on this game was my dad – a retired ancient history teacher who’s had the Indiana Jones theme song as his blaringly loud ringtone for the past twenty years. It’s his take that is going to be the be all, end all for me. Truthfully? I can’t wait to share this adventure. MachineGames has captured the essence of Indiana Jones in a genuinely enjoyable, rollicking ride, and it feels so satisfying to trudge through sand, jungle and rooftops in Indy’s well-worn shoes. Not only am I confident that Dad is going to be utterly obsessed with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, I’m already bracing myself for him to quote it relentlessly. Under a critical light, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle shines for me. It’s clear the MachineGames team has done its due diligence in making sure that no matter how stark a light you cast upon it, the excitement and nostalgic joy you get from playing the game speaks for itself.

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As a successor to the Budokai Tenkachi games, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero has a lot of expectation riding on it. For the most part, it does deliver, with its battles offering strong, moreish action, and its large cast of characters allowing you to dive deep with Dragon Ball lore. In its approach to campaign integration, Sparking! Zero is much weaker. While it presents strong ideas in having branching story pathways, the narrative’s varying quality and beige storytelling is a letdown. The flash and style of individual battles may be enough to dazzle you, but those looking for anything deeper will need to dive further back into Dragon Ball‘s video game past to find it.

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