Quiz This United Kingdom: Bronze Edition Review (PS5) – For King & Trophies
A feature-less, shallow, poorly crafter game, Quiz This United Kingdom: Bronze Edition is trophy bait and little more. The Finger Guns review.
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Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration (Xbox Series) – Weaponised Nostalgia
Can Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration remind us of the good times instead of the bad? The Finger Guns review…
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Lone Ruin Review (Switch) – Dangerous To Go ‘Lone
A roguelike in the traditional sense, Lone Ruin is a challenge for both new and experienced alike. Dark backgrounds contrast with bright colours and synth tunes, does it make it worth trying? The Finger Guns review:
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Robotry! Review (Switch) – Robo-Trying My Patience
A platform/puzzler with an exceptionally steep learning curve, will Robotry deter those with little patience? The Finger Guns review:
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The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt Review (PS5) – Like Fine Toussaint Wine
The Witcher 3 finally gets its long-awaited upgrade. If it worth diving back into, or should the White Wolf be retired? The Finger Guns review:
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Warp Drive Review (PS5) – A Much Improved Second Lap
A blend of WipEout, Mario Kart and Rollcage, Warp Drive from Supergonk is a fun if limited anti-grav racer. The Finger Guns Review.
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Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion Review (PS5) – A Fair Return
2007 returns with Zack Fair’s prequel journey, so does Crisis Core Reunion match the quality of Final Fantasy 7 Remake? The Finger Guns review:
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Broken Lines Review (PS5) – Lines of Engagement
A narrative focused RTS set in an alternate WWII universe, Broken Lines is flawed yet still worth trying. The Finger Guns review.
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Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator Review (PC) – A Nice Elixir
Have you ever wanted to go to potions Class? Well what about owning your own potions shop? Potion Craft the Finger Guns review is here.
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Saint Kotar Review (PS5) – Miserable Cults
A murder-mystery, cult-based affair, Saint Kotar mixes point-and-click with religious shenanigans. Is it full of faith, or a load of fallacy? The Finger Guns review:
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