Anthros: Animals that think they’re people. They’ve been around a long time, but recently it seems everyone is getting in on the trend. We take a look at some of the most interesting Anthro games on the horizon, and the beginnings of the recent renaissance.
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WarriOrb (PC) Review – Ball and Chain
WarriOrb is, as it sounds, the story of a warrior who’s also an Orb. But is it platforming heaven, or ball-busting torture. The Finger Guns Review;
9 Wishlist DLC’s We Want For Final Fantasy 7 Remake
Final Fantasy VII Remake was pretty big, but could it have been bigger? If we could choose DLC, here’s what we’re after please, Square-Enix.
[FEATURE] A Deep Dive Into the Ending of Final Fantasy VII Remake
Spoiler Alert! You’ve finished Final Fantasy 7 Remake, and you’ve got questions about the ending. I don’t blame you. Let’s take a deep dive.
Final Fantasy VII Remake (PS4) Review – Seventh Heaven
Square Enix have taken on a heady prospect – remaking what amounts to the most beloved video-game of all time. But is it a triumph, or something best viewed through rose-tinted spectacles? The Finger Guns Review;
Save Your Nuts Review – Save Your Money
A frenetic party-game where you scramble for nuts in 4v4 arena battles, but a serious lack of content is all you’ll find buried come winter. The Finger Guns Review.
Galaxy Warfighter (PC) Review – Better Best Forgotten
A shmup with no unique selling point, hundreds of missions of filler, all with an entirely forgettable name. The Finger Guns Review.
Hotshots: Studio Koba’s ‘retro futuristic’ Narita Boy
*Hotshots is a series of previews on our most anticipated indies, either glorious Kickstarters still in production, or indie devs with magic up their sleeves. We can’t wait for these games. Hotshots is here to put them on your radar.
Persona 5 Royal (PS4) Review – Top of Its Class
It’s not perfect, but if you like RPGs, anime, engrossing narratives, or just a second life to live you owe it to yourself not to miss this. Persona 5 Royal, the Finger Guns Review.
HyperParasite Review – Host on, Host off
Hyperparasite is an enjoyable twin-stick shooter with loads of character, sorry, characters. It’s humorous and fun. But it’s also painfully unforgiving. The Finger Guns Review.