Grim Guardians: Demon Purge Review (PS5) – In the Vein of ‘Vanias
A spin-off from the Gal*Gun series in the form of a Metroidvania – Grim Guardians: Demon Purge raises hell on all platforms. The Finger Guns review:
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Atomic Heart Review (PC) – More Fission Than Fusion
Atomic Heart delivers a spectacular alternate-history world but does it produce the energy in its gameplay? The Finger Guns review.
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Aeterna Noctis Review (PS5) – Symphony For The Devil
A side-scroller with old school sensibilities, does Aeterna Noctis at least provide some Metroidvania fun, or should the King of Darkness abdicate? The Finger Guns review:
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“Buy The Game, I Have a Gun” -Sheesh-Man Review (PS4) – Sheesh Indeed
It’s a definite step up from other FMV games from Kimulator’s Films, but Sheesh-Man is still a peculiar, confusing mess. The Finger Guns Review.
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Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Review (PS4) – Melodies of Life
Theatrhythm Final Bar Line brings the rhythm back after a 9 year hiatus. Can it hit the high notes, or does it fall flat? The Finger Guns Review:
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Wanted: Dead Review (PS5) – Roses Are Blood Red, Choom
Hope you didn’t have any plans for Valentine’s Day! Wanted: Dead is here and it’s got more personality in one severed finger than your date has in their whole body. The Finger Guns Review:
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Ten Dates Review (PS5) – Double Dates
An extension of everything the predecessor did well, Ten Dates is a smartly written and thoroughly enjoyable FMV Game. The Finger Guns Review.
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Fashion Police Squad Review (Switch) – Doom Wears Prada
6 months and a number of updates after its initial release on PC, the stylish shooter Fashion Police Squad has
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Golfie Review (PC) – Spilling the Tee
The last few years have been booming success’s with roguelike games. Lets add some Golf into the mix with Golfie. The Finger Guns review.
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Dead Space 2023 Review (PS5) – Horror Reanimated
Isaac Clarke, the USG Ishimura, Necromorphs and Dead Space return, shinier and scarier than ever. The Finger Guns review:
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