Oxenfree II: Lost Signals is finally out after it’s delay. Is it worth going back to more disrupted frequencies? The Finger Guns review:
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Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg Review (PS5) – Cosy Concocting
Atelier Marie Remake is a charming slice-of-life RPG with a satisfying gameplay loop that is let down by basic combat and high price. The Finger Guns review:
Everdream Valley Review (PS5) – Dreamiest of Agribusiness
Grow crops, rear animals, and restore your grandparents farm with Everdream Valley. The Finger Guns review:
Master Detective Archives: Rain Code Review (Switch) – Dang Good Detecting
Strong writing and engaging mysteries make Master Detective Archives: Rain Code a worthy successor to the Danganronpa franchise. The Finger Guns review:
Crime Boss: Rockay City Review (PS5+PC) – Don’t Pay The Price, Price, Baby and/or Chuck Nonsense
Rockay Citaayyy is here and well blimey. The Finger Guns review:
SOULVARS Review (PS5) – So Vars, So Good
Defeat digital souls in Soul Vars, a deck-building RPG, but how does it fare outside of the mobile release? The Finger Guns review:
Front Mission 1st Remake Review (PS5) – Frontal Assault
Retro mech strategy Front Mission 1st is back, remade and modernised. Is it the return to a beloved franchise we hoped for? The Finger Guns review:
Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective Review (PS4) – RIP and Scare
A cult classic from Capcom, Ghost Trick comes back from the dead to surprise old and new fans alike. Has it got spirit, or should we bury it? The Finger Guns review:
Aliens: Dark Descent Review (PS5) – Game Over, Man!
Though it has more than just the literal problem with bugs, Aliens: Dark Descent is a compelling strategy title. The Finger Guns review:
A Little to the Left – Cupboards and Drawers DLC Review – Spruced Up
After 7 months of stacking, sorting and tidying, A Little to the Left drops the new DLC Cupboards and Drawers. Does it scratch the itch just as well though? The Finger Guns review: