Awesome-Looking Indie Narita Boy Gets Release Date – And It’s Not Long To Wait!
Imaginative Metroidvania Narita Boy gets a release date and it’s really close!
Read More
Curse of the Dead Gods Review (Switch) – The Temple of Doom
Venturing into a cursed temple, Curse of the Dead Gods is a procedural labyrinth of upgrades, deadly traps and monsters. But does it hold up in a genre that’s reaching new heights? The Finger Guns Review.
Read More
Tanks vs Tanks Review (PS4) – Tanking
It has tanks and they’re fighting other tanks. It’s Tanks vs Tanks, a trifling take on the genre. The Finger Guns Review.
Read More
King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match Review (PS4) – Long Live The King
On its original release back in 2002 (surprisingly), Unlimited Match was considered one of the best in the series. Does that esteem still hold some near-twenty years later? The Finger Guns review:
Read More
The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 96 – EA buy Codemasters – The Good and the Bad.
Nintendo Direct highlights, Mortal Kombat trailers and EA buy Codemasters! Check out the latest episode of The Finger Guns Podcast here;
Read More
The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav Review (PS4) – Worth A Look?
A point and click adventure that has glimpses of ingenuity, The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is an otherwise mundane adventure. The Finger Guns Review.
Read More
PUSS! Review (PS4) – Not Kitten Around
A brutal, psychedelic experience, PUSS! has finally arrived on PS4 and it is PAWesome. The Finger Guns Review.
Read More
Natsuki Chronicles Review (PS4) – Shooting Stars
Natsuki Chronicles is the shoot-em-up your PlayStation has been waiting for: an enjoyable bullet hell. The Finger Guns review.
Read More
The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 95 – Can E3 Survive 2021? DualSense Drift | More
Can E3 survive the transition to digital only? What’s the crack with this DualSense Drift? Activision are remastering more games? The answer to all that and more.
Read More
#Drive Review (Switch) – I Like Driving Really Far
A simple concept, somehow twisted into something both weirdly calming and downright frustrating. But at least it looks nice. The Finger Guns review:
Read More