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
A Winding Path Review (Switch) – Nothing Ventured, Nothing Rained
An odd blend of platformer and narrative adventure, A Winding Path doesn’t quite make the most of its most unique aspects. The Finger Guns Review.
Jurassic World Aftermath Collection Review (Switch) – Dinosaur: Isolation
Stealth-Puzzler Jurassic World Aftermath Collection escapes VR and onto the Switch, but should it have stayed enclosed? The Finger Guns review.
Nacon RIG 500 Pro HC Gen 2 Review – Surround Yourself
A chunky-looking piece of kit, the Nacon RIG 500 is an accessible headset for those not looking to break the bank. The Finger Guns review:
Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood & Teef Review (Switch) – Get Orked!
An arcade blaster featuring the Warhammer universe’s fiercest fighters, Shootas, Blood & Teef is a breath of fresh air in the franchise. The Finger Guns review:
A Little To The Left Review (PC) – Puzzle Palace
A Little to the Left is the cosy stacking, sorting and organising puzzle game you didn’t know you needed. The Finger Guns review.
The Chant Review (PS5) – Give It A Chants
A survival thriller set on a spooky island retreat, The Chant is an ambitious if clunky title. The Finger Guns Review.
Castle Renovator Review (PS4) – Irreparable Hovel
M’lord, homes need a cleanin’, better get your R2 button to it. The Finger Guns review of Castle Renovator.