A top-down stealth adventure, Winter Ember evokes that old school sensibility of “sneak or die”. But is it fun? The Finger Guns review:
Author: Greg Hicks
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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Review (Switch) – All Starkiller, No Filler
A port of a divisively inferior game, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed finally makes it to the Switch. Is it worth a revival, or should it be left in the past with midichlorians and younglings? The Finger Guns review:
Ashwalkers Review (Switch) – Road To Nowhere
What could have been a promising hybrid of walking simulator and multiple-choice adventure, Ashwalkers is let down by its presentation and gameplay issues. The Finger Guns review:
Sniper Elite 5 Shows Off Weapon Customisation
Karl Fairburne is back and on a mission, in 1944’s France this time. Sniper Elite 5 takes a leap into next-gen, and with it, some brand new and realistic weapon customisation options from Rebellion. Check out more inside:
After the Fall Frontrunner VR Hands-On Preview
A few weeks ago, Finger Guns were cordially invited to kill ice-zombies at an exclusive preview of After the Fall’s Frontrunner season content. Here’s how Greg got on with it:
Agent Intercept Review (PS5) – No, I Expect You To Drive
A bright and colourful arcade racer, set to a backdrop of guns and spies, Agent Intercept is a blast. But does it have the content to go the distance? The Finger Guns review:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection Comes Later This Year
Radical! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are coming back, this time in retro collection form! Thirteen games, one awesome collection. Find out what’s in The Cowabunga Collection inside:
Martha Is Dead Review (PS5) – Under The Skin
A psychological horror that does indeed have some shocking moments, does Martha Is Dead maintain that tone with its schizophrenic gameplay? The Finger Guns review:
King of Fighters XV Review (PS5) – All Hail
The fifteenth main game from the long-fighting series, King of Fighters XV looks and plays well. Will it convert those unfamiliar with it? The Finger Guns review.
Swords & Bones Review (Switch) – Shovelware Knight
A Ghouls ‘n’ Ghosts knockoff that would look more fitting on an early century phone, Sword & Bones does nothing new or exciting. The Finger Guns review: