Cannibal Cuisine Review (PS5) – Cook, Sever, Delicious
Emulating many of the aspects found in Overcooked, Cannibal Cuisine lacks longevity but puts a darkly fun twist on the recipe. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreEmulating many of the aspects found in Overcooked, Cannibal Cuisine lacks longevity but puts a darkly fun twist on the recipe. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreAn absorbing point and click adventure with a distinctive art style, Unforeseen Incidents finds a natural new home on the Nintendo Switch. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA gravity defying platformer shooter, Ayleouna is inventive if short, clunky and very rough around the edges. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA rough digital recreation of billiards/pool, 8-Ball Pocket is a poor entry into the genre. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreLet’s ignore the deluge of AAA titles launching in February 2022 for a second. Here’s 16 indie games to get excited about for the following month.
Read MoreA retro inspired first-person-shooter, Phlegethon looks as though it was built for the PS1 and plays like it too. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA branching narrative adventure centred around the power of the word “No”, Negative Nancy is a fun but fleeting experience. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreAn excuse to highlight some upcoming indie games, the “Indie Hot List” is here to put a few new titles on your radar, first focusing on point and click adventures.
Read MoreAn admirable attempt at the zero-g racing genre, Gravity Chase is fast fun but ultimately can’t keep pace with the likes of Radial-G and WipEout. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA lack of atmosphere (har har) and repetitive game play means Rover Mechanic Simulator loses its lustre quite quickly. The Finger Guns Review.
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