A point and click adventure set in a charismatic world with a strong hook, Whateverland manages to overcome its occasional stumble. The Finger Guns Review.
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Soulstice Review (PS5) – Soul Sister
High-octane brawler Soulstice takes a lot of notes from Devil May Cry. But is it a wonderful homage or a poor imitation? The Finger Guns Review:
Akane Review (PS4) – Kill. Die. Repeat.
Akane is an arcade cyberpunk slasher releases on PS4 and Xbox One today. But does it survive the night? The Finger Guns Review:
Metal: Hellsinger Review (PS5) – Slay To The Rhythm
Blasting through Hell to heavy metal beats, Metal: Hellsinger is a power-metal fantasy. Does it rock or is it too glam? The Finger Guns review:
Jurassic World Evolution 2: Late Cretaceous Pack Review (PS5) – Extinction Awaits
The second dinosaur pack hatches, just as hollow as the first. The Finger Guns Review:
Foretales Review (PC) – Back To The Start, Again
A choose-your-own adventure game with unique card-based gameplay, Foretales ends up too reptitive for its own good. The Finger Guns Review:
Expedition Zero Review (PC) – Stay at Home
A tense opening squandered by a poor story, bland gameplay and uninteresting survival mechanics. Expedition Zero isn’t worth the journey. The Finger Guns Review:
You Suck At Parking Review (Xbox) – Like A Glove!
Don’t let the quirky looks of You Suck At Parking fool you, there’s an addictively hard racer-platformer in here. The Finger Guns review:
Old World: Heroes of the Aegean Review (PC) – Alexander the Mediocre
Old World: Heroes of the Aegean expands upon the latter nation, as well as bringing a newcomer to the mix; the Hittites.
Mutropolis Review (Switch) – Galaxy Pest
Mutropolis is a sci-fi point and click adventure, but does this one really click? The Finger Guns Review.