#Drive Review (Switch) – I Like Driving Really Far
A simple concept, somehow twisted into something both weirdly calming and downright frustrating. But at least it looks nice. The Finger Guns review:
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Author: Greg Hicks
Disjunction Review (PS4) – Blade Run-Noir
Offering a well-written and fairly long story, Disjunction is hindered somewhat by its slightly unfair gameplay and unreadable text. The Finger Guns review:
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Monster Energy Supercross 4 Preview – Down and Dirty
The latest in Milestone’s motorbike catalogue, I got the chance to play a preview build of the upcoming Supercross game. How does it fair against the rest of their library?
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Olija Review (PS4) – Harpoonin’ On
A minimal yet violent aesthetic, haunting soundtrack and no immediate idea what to do or what’s happening. Yup, it’s a Devolver game. The Finger Guns review:
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Cyber Shadow Review (Xbox) – Ninja Die Then
Another retro-inspired platformer, Cyber Shadow encapsulates everything about the 8bit era of gaming. Including the difficulty. The Finger Guns review:
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Bezier: Second Edition Review (Switch) – Deus Ex Mathematical
A familiar looking game with its own narrative, does Bezier do anything newer, or even better?
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Fatal Fury First Contact Review (Switch) – A Losing Battle
A port of a game from a popular series, from a console you may not be cool enough to have heard of. Not off to a great start, is it? The Finger Guns review:
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MXGP 2020 Review (PS4) – Stuck In The Mud
The motocross counterpart to the equally serious Ride series, MXGP 2020 brings the same level of challenge. But at least it looks good. The Finger Guns review:
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SYNTHETIK: Ultimate Review (Switch) – Rise Against The Machine
A modern roguelite with retro visuals, SYNTHETIK (yes it is capitalised) is a fun but occasionally clunky blast. The Finger Guns review:
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Absolute Drift: Zen Edition Review (Switch) – Slide In Style
The art of throwing a car at speed around tight tracks has never been so much fun. Except when it’s infuriating. The Finger Guns review:
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