Grow: Song of the Evertree is the latest release from Prideful Sloth and 505 Games, is it worth the hype or just a pile to add to the other sim games around? Let’s find out! The Finger Guns review:
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Bright Memory: Infinite Review (PC) – One To Remember
A gorgeous and action-packed shooter, is Bright Memory: Infinite worth it for its short run time and linearity? The Finger Guns review:
22 Indie Games To Get Excited About in December 2021
Another top quality month of indie games is ahead of us. Here’s 21 indie game titles we think you should keep your eye on in December 2021.
The Finger Guns Podcast – Ep. 133 – The Industry Condemns Activision-Blizzard
‘….what’s that got to do with burgers?’
Destructivator SE Review (Switch) – Kill ‘Em All
A punchy, challenging run and gun shooter, Destructivator SE makes the explosive leap from PC to Switch. The Finger Guns Review. Earth is shot to pieces. The alien menace Zallagor that descended in the original Destructivator (a game which was quite popular in 2008) has been defeated, but at great cost. The humans want revenge. […]
American Hero Review (PS4) – So Bad, It’s Almost Good
Originally cancelled in the 90’s, corny FMV game American Hero has been restored and released for modern platforms. The Finger Guns Review.
The Sega Mega Drive & Genesis Encyclopedia Review – Scully Does What Nintendidn’t
Chris Scullion completed his first Encyclopedia trilogy with the enormous Mega Drive / Genesis back catalogue. The Finger Guns Review;
The Last Stand: Aftermath Review (PS5) – Make It Count
A cross between twinstick shooter and survival adventure, The Last Stand is a refreshing take on the two. But is it trying to do too much? The Finger Guns review:
Bloody Rally Show Review (PS4) – Carmageddon’t
A basic enough racer, Bloody Rally Show doesn’t boast anything ground-breaking. Yet, does it need to do so to be fun? The Finger Guns review:
Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One Review (PS5) – Far From Elementary
A deft take on a well-trodden character, Sherlock Holmes: Chapter One is an ambitious, deeply enjoyable but mildly flawed spin on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective. The Finger Guns Review.