Red Ronin Review (PC) – Ice Ice Ninja
Red Ronin is ice block puzzles reinvented with ninja and revenge! Sounds cool, but is it a genre best left buried, or an inspired return? The Finger Guns review:
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Space Otter Charlie Review (PS4) – Otter This World
A charismatic, enjoyable and well-designed adventure, Space Otter Charlie is a reminder of the “good ol’ days”. The Finger Guns Review.
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Blind Drive Review (PC) – Audibly Awesome
A madcap comedy adventure that’s akin to a playable Audible drama, Blind Drive is unique, twisted and exceptional. The Finger Guns Review.
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Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review (PS5) – Feel the SUCC
Four months on, Crash Bandicoot 4 is getting its PS5 upgrade. We take a look at the new additions – is it worth a first plunge, free upgrade, or best left alone? The Finger Guns Review.
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Monster Truck Championship Review (Xbox Series) – Wheel Recognise Wheel
Monster trucks have had a rough ride in video games over the years. Can Teyon buck the trend? The Finger Guns review.
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Battle Brothers Review (Switch) – Band of Brothers
It has a steep learning curve but there are wild adventures to be had in RPG Battle Brothers. The Finger Guns Review.
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The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante Review – Defining Destiny
A harsh yet enthralling interactive narrative, The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is worth a read. The Finger Guns Review.
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Wind Peaks Review (Switch) – Hide & Peaks
A hidden object game that’s like the love child of Where’s Wally and Gravity Falls, Wind Peaks is a great time killer. The Finger Guns Review.
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PAKO Caravan Review (Switch) – Come On and Do The Car-Ga
Once in a while a game comes along that reminds you why you love gaming. No dramas, no highly rendered animal anatomy. Just fun. This is it. The Finger Guns review:
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Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 Review (PS4) – Big Wheels, Some Appeal
It pays oodles of respect to the majesty of Monster Trucks but Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 undercuts itself too often. The Finger Guns Review.
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