Scholar’s Mate Review (PS5) – Nah, Mate
An escape room devised of misguided origins, Scholar’s Mate barely manages to flatter to deceive, never mind actually impress. The Finger Guns review:
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Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree Review (PS5) – Still Untarnished
Miquella beckons you to the Realm of Shadow, but is picking up your greatsword worth the arduous journey to see Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree through? The Finger Guns review:
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Chaotic Era Review (PC) – Chaos Weary
Can the obtuse and obscure RTS Chaotic Era prove to be a solid game and not just a compelling concept? The Finger Guns review:
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SCHiM Review (PS5) – Hello Darkness, My Squishy Friend
Another contender for “cute but challenging” puzzler, SCHiM is as unique as it is fun to play. The Finger Guns review:
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DROS Review (Switch) – The Dros And Cons
Dark fantasy adventure DROS releases on Nintendo Switch, but how does it fare on a new platform? The Finger Guns review:
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Parkitect: Deluxe Edition Review (Xbox) – Parki-defect
A wonderful rollercoaster completely derailed by technical problems, Parkitect: Deluxe Edition inspires as much as it disappoints. The Finger Guns review:
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50 Years Of Boss Fights Review (Book) – Battles Through The Ages
An entertaining read about all of video games’ greatest adversaries, 50 Years of Boss Fights is a nostalgic look back at 50 iconic moments. The Finger Guns review:
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Graven Review (PS5) – That Graven For The Old School
A time capsule of the retro style of PC first person era, Graven is as old school as the spells it uses. But is Slipgate Ironworks trying too hard to appease? The Finger Guns review:
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Bloodhound Review (PS5) – Naying For Blood
Solid enough yet lacking in creative flair, Bloodhound is an okay but uninspired boomer shooter. The Finger Guns review:
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Favela Zombie Shooter Review (PS4) – Better Left Dead
An asset flip that’s missing the thrills and action of its inspiration, Favela Zombie Shooter is about as bland and as broken as they come. The Finger Guns review:
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