Acid Nerve are back with Death’s Door, a unique isometric slasher built on Zelda and Souls ingredients. The Finger Guns Review:
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F1 2021 Review (Xbox Series) – A Victory Lap
The series’ first foray onto next generation consoles, F1 2021 is the most compelling and varied F1 game in quite some time. The Finger Guns Review.
Out Of Line Review (Switch) – In Line for a Good Time
Out of Line is a solid puzzle game, that is chilled, beautiful and not punishing. The Finger Guns Review
Within The Blade Review (PS5) – Shur-I-Can’t
Within The Blade is a 2D ninja slash-em-up for fans of Katana Zero or The Messenger, but it struggles under the weight of comparison. The Finger Guns Review:
Sniper Elite VR Review (PS4) – Steady Your Hands, Steady Your Aim
Sniper Elite VR is a commendable attempt to bring bone-crushing, organ-splitting violence to VR. The Finger Guns Review.
Where The Heart Leads Review (PS4) – It’s A Family Affair
A narrative journey through one man’s life, Where The Heart Leads is an absorbing tale with a few niggling issues. The Finger Guns Review.
Despotism 3k Review (PS4) – Totalitarian Aggravation
Despotism 3K is a solid strategy title. The Finger Guns Review;
Crash Drive 3 Review (PS5) – Stunt(ed) Growth
A cross-play multiplayer stunt game, Crash Drive 3 is a playground of flips and explosions but lacks that final touch of polish. The Finger Guns Review. Forgive me for starting […]
Metro Exodus Enhanced Review (PS5) – Back On Board
Considering how recent this game is, it’s surprising to see Metro Exodus get an upgrade so soon. It may be free to last generation owners, but is it enough to draw in newcomers? The Finger Guns review:
Scarlet Nexus Review (PS5) – Throwing Your Toys
Just one year on from being announced, Bandai Namco’s superpowered sci fi anime tale Scarlet Nexus hits shelves. But is it the new IP we hoped or a psychokinetic swing and a miss? The Finger Guns Review: