Q&A: Talking ‘Shockwave: Land of the Blind’ With Creative Director Alan Padzinski
We talk to Alan Padzinski about the upcoming ‘Shockwave: Land of the Blind’ in which you play as a bomb defusing Sapper.
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Whateverland Review (PC) – You Are What You Do
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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Call of Duty Modern Warfare II Beta Impressions – Soap & Glory
It appears that Call of Duty Modern Warfare II might have further perfected the multiplayer formula if our impressions of the Beta is anything to go by.
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A Realms Deep 2022 Round Up – All The Announcements
The boomer shooter fest Realms Deep 2022 delivered some explosive new trailers. Here’s everything announced at the show.
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The Gallery Review (PS4) – An FMV Art Attack
A tense FMV game/interactive movie with an interesting take on art and the state of Britain, The Gallery is yet another success for Paul Raschid. The Finger Guns Review.
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Betrayal At Club Low Review (PC) – Dice Party
A bespoke table top adventure brought to digital life, Betrayal At Club Low is a surreal and fantastic experience. The Finger Guns Review.
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Hover Racer Review (PS4) – When You Order WipEout From Wish
An asset flip of a game you can play free on your browser, Hover Racer is yet another questionable release from Pix Arts. The Finger Guns Review.
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Arenas of Tanks Review (PS5) – Tank and File
While it’s better than its predecessor, Arenas of Tanks still has a number of frustrating issues. The Finger Guns Review.
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Lord Winklebottom Investigates Review (Switch) – A Tall Tale
A charming and rib tickling point and click adventure, Lord Winklebottom Investigates is a lovely way to fill an evening. The Finger Guns Review.
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Spellbound : The Magic Within Review (PC) – You’re A Witch, Ari
An inclusive, magical visual novel with optional romance, Spellbound: The Magic Within is an engaging title that’s missing a few genre staples. The Finger Guns Review.
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