What The Golf? finds its rightful home on the Nintendo Switch. The Finger Guns Review;
Month: May 2020
Ion Fury (PS4) Review – Duchess Nukem
Not so much a throwback as a straight imitation of classic “3D” shooters, does Ion Fury pay worthy tribute or is it a pale knock-off? The Finger Guns review:
Fury Unleashed (PS4) Review – Still A Pencil Sketch
Fury Unleashed needs to go back for coloring, inking and lettering, because this is still a pencil sketch. The Finger Guns Review;
Purple Haze – The Corruption Spreading Through Video Games Design
We take a look at the corruption spreading through video games design, and what it really means.
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The Eternal Castle [REMASTERED] Switch Review – The Impossible Remaster
The Eternal Castle is born into existence through memories and hearsay, and that it’s even here at all is all the more remarkable. The Finger Guns Review;
Telling Lies (PS4) Review – Their Story
Sam Barlow’s Her Story follow up Telling Lies lands on console. How does it translate? The Finger Guns Review;
The Wonderful 101 Remastered (PS4) Review – Left Me Feeling Wonder-Blue
To newcomers without any nostalgic connection, The Wonderful 101 Remaster might feel like an unwanted relic from the past with some truly atrocious UI that makes the game frustrating to play. The Finger Guns Review.
Arcade Spirits (PS4) Review – Joy Sticks and Heart Beats
With an inclusive, diverse cast, Arcade Spirits is a fun romance visual novel with plenty of pop culture heart. The Finger Guns Review;
Huntdown (PS4) Review – Future Perfect
A wonderful blend of run-and-gun shooters from yesteryear, combined with the challenge and “one more go” attitudes of modern games. Is it a fitting tribute, or has nostalgia run dry? The Finger Guns review:
Spirit of the North (PC) Review – Still Looking For My Spirit Animal
It was always going to get compared to Okami and Journey, but is Spirit of the North a spiritual successor to its forebears, or a transparent imitation? The Finger Guns Review;