Broken Mind Review (PS4) – Where’s Your Head At?
It might be sluggish, stereotypical and clunky but Broken Mind is weirdly compelling despite its obvious drawbacks. The Finger Guns Review.
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Author: Sean Davies
A Night At The Races Review (Switch) – An Interesting Narrative Experiment
A game that divorces its central mechanics from its story in an interesting experiment, A Night At The Races is
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‘Q.U.B.E. 10th Anniversary’ Celebrates A Decade Of Cubed Confoundment This Summer
A decade since the original game released, Q.U.B.E. 10th Anniversary is set to reimagine the classic puzzler and introduce new content.
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Saints Row Boss Factory Preview – Build Boss Better
A sample of the vast array of customisation we can expect from the Saints Row reboot, Boss Factory is an impressive create-a-player playground. The Finger Guns Preview.
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Ravenous Devils Review (PS5) – A Half-Baked Cannibal Venture
A cooking simulator with a dark and quirky theme, Ravenous Devils is an engaging if bug ridden title. The Finger
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Evil Dead: The Game Review (PS5) – From Jefe, With Love
A celebration of all things Evil Dead and a fun asymmetrical multiplayer game in its own right, Evil Dead: The Game is a spookily good time. The Finger Guns Review.
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13 Indie Games To Get Excited About In June 2022
June 2022 looks to be shaping up nicely for indie games. Here’s 14 indie games to get excited about in the month ahead.
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NeonLore Review (PS4) – Cyberflunk
Part exploration game, part audio book collection, NeonLore nails the vibe and theme of ‘Cyberpunk’. It’s just a shame it has so many rough edges and lackadaisical issues .
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Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers Review (PS5) – Competitive Spirit
A well written visual novel that’s acutely aware of gaming culture, Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers is a real good time. The Finger Guns Review.
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Dolmen Review (PS5) – A Souls-like Lacking Soul
Adapting the accepted mechanics of a Soulslike wholesale, Dolmen is perfectly fine to play but lacks the personality of the genre’s luminaries. The Finger Guns Review.
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