Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 2 (Switch) Review – Past, Tense
Does Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 2 paint its subject matter in a positive light? The Finger Guns review.
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SIGNALIS Review (PS4) – Misery Signals
An ode to classic survival horror – Signalis is an indie gem you’ll be seeing in your restless dreams after playing. The Finger Guns review.
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OlliOlli World: Finding The Flowzone DLC Review (PS5) – Up We Go!
The second and final DLC to OlliOlli World, Finding the Flowzone takes to the skies in fantastic fashion. Is it an uplifting experience, or does it ground the experience? The Finger Guns review:
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Sonic Frontiers Review (PS5) – An Open Letter to Sonic Team
Sonic finally returns to consoles in a shiny new open-world (ish) adventure. Is this what the fans have been waiting for? Sonic Frontiers – The Finger Guns review:
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God of War Ragnarök Review (PS5) – Monster Rescuer Rise
The climactic end to the rebooted norse saga was prophesied and now God of War Ragnarök is upon us. Is it all it promised to be and more, or is it destined to be forgotten? The Finger Guns review:
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John Fart: Text-iverse of Crazyness Review (PS4) – It Stinks
An amateurish FMV game that’s incredibly cringeworthy, John Fart: Text-iverse of Craziness is a real stinker. The Finger Guns Review.
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Somerville Review (PC) – War of the Limbos
A standout gem announced at E3 last year, Somerville finally crash lands on our systems. Is it worth enduring? The Finger Guns review.
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Flat Eye Game (PC) – A Dangerous Master
A narrative driven tycoon game that explores the dark side of technology and late stage capitalism, Flat Eye is a fascinating if occasionally buggy title. The Finger Guns Review.
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Floodland Review (PC) – Submerged
A hugely ambitious and mostly brilliant colony sim, Floodland occasionally sinks
just below the shoreline. The Finger Guns review.
Lonesome Village Review (Switch) – A Village Full of Heart
Lonesome Village is cosy sim meets adventure puzzler. The Finger Guns review
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