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12 Indie Games To Be Excited About During June 2025

6 days ago | fingerguns.net | Joshua Thompson

Hello everyone, this month is huge for a variety of reasons. Of course, we’ve got a few handfuls of indie games, but this’ll be the first month where some of these titles will also release on the Nintendo Switch 2. Not to mention, we’re in the Summer of games with Summer Games Fest, so I fully expect this list to be behind on releases in a week.
RoadCraft Review (PS5) - Drive Aid

6 days ago | fingerguns.net | Greg Hicks

You have to give Saber Interactive credit for perseverance. After the success of Mudrunner, which itself was borne of the one-man team behind Spintires, they carved a muddy niche with Snowrunner, which expanded on the large plant delivery theme. They then branched out to the sightseeing fest that was Expeditions, and are now taking on the humanitarian aid front with RoadCraft.
Look For The Light

6 days ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

*FULL SERIES SPOILERS* *SEASON 3 SPECULATION*Welcome back to Look For The Light! Our podcast dedicated entirely to HBO’s The Last of Us TV show adaptation. This episode is fully focused on Season 2, and instead of doing a weekly episode this time around we’ve got together to gather our thoughts for the entire series, and it’s safe to say we have some feelings about everything that went down.
Hypercharge: Unboxed Review (PS5) - Like Toy Soldiers

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

It’s fair to say at this point I’m an old gamer. I certainly don’t feel it, my love for video games spans all the way back into my early childhood when a SEGA Master System was under my TV -, but looking at the age brackets now of signing up to whatever, I have to scroll down to find mine, and it’s taking a toll on me. I’m not the gamer I used to be.
Spray Paint Simulator Review (PS5) - Spray And Play

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

The simulator genre has really exploded in the last few years. Whilst we’ve seen various copycats of the almighty PowerWash Simulator come and go, it’s been interesting to see variations on the theme, and how utterly unique certain simulator games can go to recreating the authentic feel of doing something in real life you may perhaps never do otherwise (I’m looking at you, Wild West General Store Simulator).
Little Kitty, Big City Review (PS5) - A Tall Tail

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Joshua Thompson

If you’re a cat owner, then you know all too well about the late-night zoomies, the subsequent early morning wake-up calls for breakfast, and the copious amount of hours of sleep in between. Unlike cats though, we have jobs to fuel our pets’ unhealthy habit of treats and catnip toys, as well as our own living expenses, so do we ever really know what they get up to when we’re gone?
Doom: The Dark Ages Review (PS5) - Through The Fire And Flames Of Hell

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Joshua Thompson

The grandaddy of first-person shooters is back with Doom: The Dark Ages, the third entry in the rebooted series that players fell in love with, thanks to Doom (2016). id Software created a winning formula of over-the-top violence and satisfying gunplay against Hell’s demons, and since then haven’t settled on comfortable familiarity.
The Siege And The Sandfox Review (PC) - Sands Of Time

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Toby Andersen

They say all good things come to those who wait. But when that wait is ten years long, you can be forgiven for thinking The Siege and the Sandfox was dead and buried at the bottom of a labyrinthine dungeon. But, no. The sands of time have shifted, and the Persia-like stealth metroidvania is alive and kicking and coming back for justice. Backed and funded in part by the UK government of 2015, The Siege and the Sandfox has seen its fair share of development ups and downs.
PODCAST INTERVIEW SPECIAL: Hypercharge Unboxed's Joe Henson

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

In this special edition of The Finger Guns Podcast Rossko sits down with Digital Cybercherries’ Joe Henson to talk everything Hypercharge Unboxed, ahead of the games release on PS5 and PS4 at the end of the month. Rossko and Joe get into developing for PlayStation, the initial Xbox release and the decision to avoid Game Pass, the importance of preserving the classic gaming experience and a whole lot more. Did you know it’s a tedious process selecting what will be Achievements and Trophies?
Blades Of Fire Review (PS5) - The Sword & The Stones

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Greg Hicks

Whilst it’s easy to say that any game with a bonfire-and-respawning-enemy system is a Souls-like, it doesn’t mean there are bad ones. We’ve had Lies of P, Mortal Shell, The Surge 2 (I liked it), and many more in-between. Now, in a similar vein to the popular sub-genre, we have Blades of Fire. But don’t immediately go “Blah, Souls clone” and leave. This one’s got some neat mechanics to it.