Legacy Of Kain: Defiance Remastered Review (PS5) – The Defiant Return
After twenty three years, Kain and Raziel are back together! The Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remaster is here, but is it worth sinking your teeth into? The Finger Guns review:
10 Games From The February 2026 Steam Next Fest You Should Check Out – Part Two
So nice we had to do it twice! Here are our second lot of picks from this February's Steam Next Fest that you should check out:
Resident Evil Requiem Review (PS5) – Sing Loud For The Undead
A culmination of new and old games in the franchise, Resident Evil Requiem is a mashup of the best and worst parts. Is it worth the experimentation? The Finger Guns review:
Death Howl Review (PS5) – Sleight of Hard
Death Howl's console release proves that turn-based deckbuilding isn't just a card trick. But will it having you howling for joy? The Finger Guns review:
10 Games From The February 2026 Steam Next Fest You Should Check Out – Part One
Another year beckons yet another Steam Next Fest. Here's our first 10 picks from the February 2026 edition:
Reanimal Review (PS5) – A New Nightmare
Following up on a franchise that became so popular mustn't be an easy feat. Tarsier Studios, known primarily for Little Nightmares 1 & 2, have carved out their own gaming…
Romeo Is A Dead Man Review (PS5) – Love, Death & Rotters
The mind behind Killer7 and No More Heroes returns with Romeo Is A Dead Man. Does it bode well for this time-hopping lovers? The Finger Guns review:
Nioh 3 Review (PS5) – Ninja Should Not Be Seen
The third in the trilogy is here, but is the change to open world right for Nioh 3 or a misstep off a cliff, losing all your souls? The Finger Guns review:
Stronghold Crusader: Definitive Edition – The Sergeant & The Lioness DLC Review (PC) – A Mighty Cub
Two new lords enter the fray in the shape of The Sergeant & The Lioness. Do they march on an impressive crusade? The Finger Guns review:
Cairn Review (PS5) – Bold New Heights
Back with their striking visual style and charm, The Game Bakers take on climbing with Cairn. Does it summit our expectations? The Finger Guns review: