Author: Sean Davies

While Cave Digger loses a lot of immersion without its VR interactivity, it’s still a fun little game. The Finger Guns Review.

A hilarious, poignant and insightful combination of point and click and “indie darling” platformer, Lair of The Clockwork God is an essential title. The Finger Guns Review.

A celebration of the World Rally Championship, WRC 9 has quality in the important areas but it’s rough around the edges. The Finger Guns Review.

Bringing M.C. Escher’s concepts to life, Manifold Garden is one of the best first person puzzle games in years. The Finger Guns Review.

A retro inspired platformer with an interesting art style, The Explorer of Night is equal parts frustrating and pleasantly challenging. The Finger Guns Review.

An inspired adaptation of the TV show, Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is a real treat for those who love the antics of the Shelby’s. The Finger Guns Review.

With 1 course, limited features, a low-poly world that’s hard to read and physics that are inconsistent, Sabec’s Golf is incredibly poor. The Finger Guns Review.

Adapting Kafka’s literature with varying degrees of success, Metamorphosis is a poignant 3D adventure game with some rough edges on the Xbox One. The Finger Guns Review.

A trio of Fungi are off to defeat a poisonous mageshroom in Mushroom Heroes, a pixel-art puzzle platformer that’s completely broken on PS4 right now. The Finger Guns review.

A disappointingly short but fun experience, Teenage Blob is a celebration of what indie gaming and music can achieve together. The Finger Guns Review.