The Explorer of Night (Xbox One) Review – Mogga Man
A retro inspired platformer with an interesting art style, The Explorer of Night is equal parts frustrating and pleasantly challenging. The Finger Guns Review.
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Month: August 2020
No Straight Roads (PS4) Review – For Those About To Rock
No Straight Roads finally arrives in glorious genre-smashing technicolour. The Finger Guns Review;
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Road to Guangdong (Xbox One) Review – Family Ti(r)es
Resource management meets driving in Road to Guangdong, finally making it’s way to consoles. The Finger Guns Review.
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Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time (Xbox) Review – Aku May Cry
A faithfully written companion piece to the highly esteemed cartoon, is Jack’s latest adventure a great place to start or is it too obscure for newcomers? The Finger Guns review:
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Sheepo (PC) Review – A Pacifist Metroidvania
Sheepo is a true to form metroidvania in the classic sense, but this one has no combat. And no arms. But is pacificism your thing? The Finger Guns Review:
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New Super Lucky’s Tale (PS4) Review – You Can’t Pet The Fox
New Super Lucky’s Tale is on fine form on PlayStation 4. The Finger Guns Review;
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Descenders (PS4) Review – It’s Not All Downhill
A game that has been out for just over a year on Xbox One is now making its way to the PS4. But how does it hold up? The Finger Guns Review.
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Collapsed (Switch) Review – The Imitable Dead
A roguelike dungeon crawler, Collapsed doesn’t do anything to break the mold but merely fit in it. But look past its dated graphics, and you may find something deeper to enjoy. The Finger Guns review:
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Peaky Blinders: Mastermind (PS4) Review – The Soldier’s Minute
An inspired adaptation of the TV show, Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is a real treat for those who love the antics of the Shelby’s. The Finger Guns Review.
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Golf (PS4) Review – A Real Triple-Bogey
With 1 course, limited features, a low-poly world that’s hard to read and physics that are inconsistent, Sabec’s Golf is incredibly poor. The Finger Guns Review.
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