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Steel Seed Review (PS5) – Stealth and Sudden Violence - Finger Guns

3 days ago | fingerguns.net | Toby Andersen

Steel Seed looks and plays like an extended run through those dark machine-built cauldrons of Horizon Zero Dawn. Massive yet claustrophobic spaces that only a machine intelligence would dream up and no human was ever really meant to traverse. With your very cool-looking glitch-sword in tow, you’ll be platforming your way through a labyrinth of giga-architecture and ridiculously tight spaces and either assassinating unsuspecting robots, or fighting through the hordes.
Review Policy - Finger Guns

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Toby Andersen |Ross Keniston |Miles Thompson

Here at Finger Guns, we like to provide honest, impartial game reviews.
Lords Of The Fallen 2.0 Launches with Free Friend Pass and 50+ Updates

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Toby Andersen |Ross Keniston |Miles Thompson

These days, when a game launches, that’s never the end of the story. We reviewed Lords Of The Fallen back in October 2023, and were impressed with its style, visuals, and combat, giving it a healthy 8 out of 10, but since then we’ve been sleeping the sleep of the dead, with no Umbral Lamp to revive us.
Augmented Empire Review (PC) - Augmented Reality

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Miles Thompson |Ross Keniston

Augmented Empire sets its futuristic-yet-dingy stall out very early. The year is 2058, the city is New Savannah and you are Willa, the daughter of a rebellious mother and a subservient father. Futuristic visuals are melded with XCOM-lite tactical battles and a healthy dose of exploration in small map spaces. Certainly a compelling jumping off point, to say the least. Is this divided and corrupted city worth taking up arms to save, or should it be left to fester in its squalor and decay?
The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 295 - Marathon! Banjo! Spyro! Tariffs!

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

This week the gang are back together with Rossko, Kat, Miles and Josh all back in each others lives for this weeks podcast to chat everything Marathon after the games full reveal, the possibility of Spyro and Crash devs Toys For Bob wanting to make a Banjo-Kazooie game and tariffs and higher prices for consoles. Yay!In Game of the Week, Kat has been playing Rabbids Party of Legends, because apparently somebody has to.
Retro-Bit SEGA Mega Drive® 2.4GHz BIG6 Wireless Controller Review

1 week ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

If you’re like me (old), you’ll fondly remember the feeling of a new controller on Christmas Day. Hell, if you were lucky you’d find out on your birthday. For me, such things were reserved for Santa’s day or whatever and I’ll never forget when I opened up my Mega Drive II for the first time with a copy of Street Fighter II Championship Edition bundled on top.
The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 294 - Bungie Announce Marathon Gameplay Reveal

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

This week Miles and Rossko get together to talk the weeks gaming news! Hades II coming to Switch first?! Microsoft gets a new showcase, as does Bungie’s Marathon!In Game of the Week, Miles has been checking out Grit and Valor whilst Rossko talks his early impressions of South of Midnight and his love for Assassin’s Creed Shadows. To download the MP3 of this episode, right-click here.
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Review (PS5) - Snap It Up

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Ross Keniston

I’ll never forget my now stepbrother who, when we were 11 way back when this game first launched, then tried to convince me that Croc Legend of the Gobbos was somehow a competitor to Mario 64. Yes, that Mario 64. He had a PlayStation. I had an N64. He had Final Fantasy VII. I had The Legend of Zelda. He had Metal Gear Solid, I had Operation Winback. He had Croc. I had Mario 64. There was simply no contest. Still, bless him, he gave it a good go.
Grit and Valor - 1949 Review (PC) - Grit & Bear It

2 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Miles Thompson

Alternate histories and giant mechanical behemoths go hand-in-hand like cheese and marmite. Starting off strong with that comparison (yes, I love cheese and marmite, I’ll die on this hill). Grit and Valor – 1949 takes the Wolfenstein approach of reimagining the outcome of World War Two, where instead of the allies marching out triumphant, German forces seized all of the UK and Europe with mechanized might.
Mullet MadJack Review (Xbox) - Live Fast, Die Hardly

3 weeks ago | fingerguns.net | Greg Hicks

Most people, when they think of anime in the late 80’s/early 90’s, will often recall Akira. If not, it’ll be that really cool trailer that the Manga label used to put out: the one with all the wild, adult-content ones we weren’t allowed to watch: Wicked City, Project A-Ko, and the cat girls from Dominion Tank Police. What does Mullet MadJack have to do with this, you might be thinking? Well, everything, and we’ll get to that.