Finger Guns

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

The three Toy Story films are very good and there are only three so don’t EVEN start. You’d be hard pressed to find a critic or cinema goer who would disagree with that assessment. However, there’s also no denying that if you were born in the late 80s or early 90s like, say, your author today, those three (only three) films hit diffy in an extremely profound way and the reason for this is simple: we were all Andy.

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Joshua Thompson

We’re nearly halfway through the year, and I already can’t quite keep up with all of the indie games. Is that due in part to the fact that Blue Prince has got me completely lost in the rooms and halls of Mt. Holly? Sure. But there’s also a much larger problem on the horizon – a lot of brilliant titles releasing. Last month, Promise Mascot Agency got a perfect score at Finger Guns with its bombastic and reverent take on the management sim genre.

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

We’re back! Thanks to Rossko falling asleep at the wrong time last week we couldn’t get an episode out but we’re here now and we talk Clair Obscur Expedition 33, Grand Theft Auto 6 getting officially delayed, Half-Life 3 apparently being ‘playable’ end-to-end and Gears of War Reloaded and a quick rant on Xbox upping their console and accessory prices. Are Xbox moving on from this generation? Do they even want to sell Xboxes anymore?

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Greg Hicks

You have to hand it to Capcom. For a company that gets derision for constantly remaking/master Resident Evil, they’re also the kings of drip-feeding lesser known – but still fondly remembered – classics. Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, the various fighting compilations… yet still no Dino Crisis. Now, to accompany the first one, we’re getting Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny.

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Joshua Thompson

Photo modes have been one of my favourite aspects of video games over the past few generations. The ability to take stylish screenshots of a game’s world or create a masterpiece to feed into my amateur photographer tendencies is a perfect side objective to get lost in. But what if taking photos wasn’t just a side gig to saving the day but the main mission? Lushfoil Photography Sim is just that… Until it’s not, unfortunately.