More Square Enix Remakes, Deathloop & AG French Direct – FG Daily 01/03/21
Square Enix remakes? The return of AG French Direct? What Comes After heads to Switch? It’s time for the Finger Guns Daily news blast.
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The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 97 – Restructuring At Sony Japan Studio A Mistake?
Changes at Sony Japan Studio? Has Final Fantasy VII Remake jumped the shark already? Has Toby finally got the Platinum trophy on Sekiro? The answers to all that and more await you…
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16 Indie Games To Get Excited About In March 2021
A veritable smorgasbord of quality, March has some very interesting indie games for you to get excited about.
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Fights in Tight Spaces Preview (PC) – DecksCOM
Will you be able to keep your cards close to your chest, when you have dozens of thugs trying to cave it in? I take Ground Shatter’s deck-building brawler for a quick spin.
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Breathedge Review (PC) – Space Farce
A space-faring crafting sim, and a damn pretty one at that. Filled with humour and depth, does Breathedge go too far into crude territory, or strike the right balance? The Finger Guns review:
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Everything Announced At Today’s Pokémon 25 Presentation
25 years of Pokemon! Here’s everything that was announced at today’s Pokemon 25 presentation including 2 new games.
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FFVII Remake Bonanza, March PS+ & Sony Japan Studio – FG Daily 26/02/21
Welcome to your daily dose of gaming news. Today’s stories include a restructure at Sony Japan Studio, release dates for Neurodeck & Space Otter Charlie + More.
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Game Dev Story Review (PS4) – Now On Sonny PlayStatus
Playing on PS4 is the second worst way to play Game Dev Story but it’s still an addictive game with a killer hook. The Finger Guns Review.
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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!
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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.
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