Curse of the Sea Rats is a swashbuckling Metroidvania, but is it cause for a sea shanty? Or walk the plank? The Finger Guns review:
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Mayhem in Single Valley Review (PS4) – Not Quite The Church Burner
After its Steam release in 2021 Mayhem in Single Valley is coming to consoles, but does it cause enough mayhem? The Finger Guns review:
Gripper Review (Switch) – Get A Grip
Part boss rush, part reflex racer, Gripper is a synthwave assault to the eyes and ears. But is it up there with other contemporaries, or does it crash and burn? The Finger Guns review:
The Forest Cathedral Review (PC) – Nature’s Witness
Short but satisfying, The Forest Cathedral’s dramatization of Rachel Carson’s research is worth a few hours of your time. The Finger Guns Review.
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Flame Keeper Review (Switch) – Relight My [Camp] Fire
Flame Keeper is a dynamic rogue-lite that asks you to must sacrifice your life to restore the Eternal Flame. The Finger Guns review:
Delete After Reading Review (PC) – Defeating Destiny
Blending text adventures & puzzle games into one experience, Delete After Reading is original if mildly confused. The Finger Guns review:
DREDGE Review (PS5) – What a Catch
A fishing misadventure that sees you plundering the mysteries of the Archipelago, does Dredge sink or swim? The Finger Guns review:
Papertris Review (Switch) – Vertical Vertigo
Who doesn’t love a modern take on a classic game? Well you might not, or you might! Find out here for Papertris. The Finger Guns review:
Peppa Pig: World Adventures Review (Xbox Series) – Globe Trotter
Another accessible and child-friendly game, Peppa Pig: World Adventures takes the titular character around the globe. The Finger Guns Review.
Stellaris: First Contact Story Pack (PC) – Cloaked & Daggers
Including a few new origins, civics and improved primitive species interactions, Stellaris: First Contact is a bit of a mixed bag. The Finger Guns review: