An absolutely beautiful beat ’em up from ArcSystem Works filled with spectacular moves and eye-popping visuals. Yet will its small roster and already established lore put some people off? The Finger Guns Review:
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Resident Evil 3 (2020) Review – Someone’s Been Splicing With Formulas Again…
A beautiful and action packed remake to a classic, but is the short length and lack of endgame likely to put people off Resident Evil 3? The Finger Guns Review.
Moons of Madness Review – Cosmic Space Jam
First person, claustrophobic horror… in space! A strong start offers real terror, but will its cribbing from other stories lose the horror and enter realms of cliche? The Finger Guns Review:
Overpass Review – Tipping Point
Were you hoping for a decent, realistic off-road trials game? Well, you won’t find it here. The Finger Guns Review;
The Surge 2: Kraken DLC Review – Kraken Out Some Colour
A much-needed injection of colour and levity into an otherwise serious game, but is it long enough to justify the asking price? The Finger Guns review:
Citadel: Forged With Fire Review – World of Medievalcraft
A curious mix of Warcraft without the quests, Ark: Survival Evolved and Minecraft, is Citadel worth investing the time in? Or is it a wasted opportunity for a DIY fantasy game? The Finger Guns Review;
Valfaris Review – Borne of Blood and Metal… and Swearing
A punishing take on the run and gun, with some added gore and heavy metal. But will its difficulty curve put some people off? The Finger Guns Review;
Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes Review – Has Suda51 Struck Out…?
Did you enjoy the third person, action adventure heroics of Travis Touchdown? Well, prepare to be surprised. The Finger Guns review;
The Alliance Alive HD Remastered Review – A Slightly Fractured, But Not Entirely Broken Alliance
Blending classic JRPG tropes with a handful of newer mechanics, it should be a no brainer. But will the same old story and dialogue beats hinder this remaster? The Finger Guns review
The Surge 2 Review – Nano Room For Mistakes
After the lackluster response to the first one, Deck13 have doubled down to improve on the complaints for the sequel. Including the brightness. But is it enough? The Surge 2 – The Finger Guns Review;