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March is a crucial month for game developers, acting as a real test of their creations. In just a few weeks, players will have several major new games to choose from, including Marathon by Bungie and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. Plus, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is coming to PC after a successful launch on PlayStation 5. And with Crimson Desert scheduled for release on March 19th, 2026, many believe this game has the potential to be one of the year’s biggest hits.

With Requiem, the game keeps delivering fun nods to the past. Exploring Rhodes Hill Care Center and the wrecked city of Raccoon City constantly made us smile with familiar references. We’ve collected some of the best ones we discovered and are sharing them here – let’s take a look!

While Scott Pilgrim EX still has a surprisingly complex fighting system and a fantastic look, it doesn’t quite live up to expectations. It’s still an enjoyable beat ’em up, but with so many other great games available now, it doesn’t stand out as much. There are plenty of other options that offer more engaging gameplay.

It’s true that we haven’t witnessed many of these weapons in use, mostly because they’d cause immense destruction. Take the Borg’s “multikinetic neutronic mines” – they’re said to be able to quickly absorb huge areas of space, but we’ve never actually seen them deployed. It’s odd they wouldn’t use something so powerful, which raises questions about their existence. However, these eight superweapons are both verified and incredibly dangerous.

Based on Bernard Cornwell’s popular novels, The Last Kingdom tells the story of Uhtred, a young man caught between two worlds. The series, which includes five seasons and a film, is set in 9th-century England during a time of conflict between the Danes and Anglo-Saxons. After witnessing his family’s murder, Uhtred is raised by a Danish earl, Ragnar. When tragedy strikes again, Uhtred embarks on a journey that leads him to serve the kingdom of Wessex and its king, Alfred. Throughout the series, he strives to reclaim his birthright – his ancestral home and title – which were taken from him when his father died.

I remember reading way back in 2016 that Microsoft was working on something called Project Helix – basically trying to blend the Xbox and Windows worlds together. It didn’t quite pan out with the Xbox Series X and S launch in 2020, but it was clear the idea wasn’t dead. Now, it looks like Microsoft is finally showing us what Project Helix was all about – it’s their next-generation console!

Although all three have had a difficult year, Steam Machine and Project Helix face particularly high expectations this year. Steam Machine aims to shake up the console market, and Project Helix could be Xbox’s final opportunity to become a leading force again. Recent setbacks for both consoles are concerning, as they could hinder their upcoming releases.