Author: Greg Hicks

A fun to play and stylish looking throwback to side-scrolling brawlers, but does the gameplay loop get too repetitive after a while?

A fun arcade experience, full of helicopter and shooter variations to explore. Yet I can’t shake the feeling this game wants me to pay to win…

A fun Metroidvania-like that gets bogged down with cringe-inducing story, MindSeize nonetheless captures the spirit with its gameplay.

A benchmark for excellence on the PC some thirteen years ago, can Crysis Remastered hold up the lofty mantle it brings with it? Short answer: no. But at least it looks good… kinda. The Finger Guns review:

A somewhat familiar take on the old point, click and shoot of the old days, Dog Duty is refreshing in a time of modern shooters. But how far can the basic “retro” novelty last? The Finger Guns review:

A dark tale wrapped in some well-crafted visuals, The Suicide of Rachel Foster may be uncomfortable for some. But that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. The Finger Guns review.

Whilst it may look like a certain top-down, hyper-violent pair of games, Police Stories actually lends itself to a much older, tactical series of games. An exercise in frustration and patience, does the reward outweigh the perseverance? The Finger Guns review.

The remaster I don’t think anyone was asking for, Kingdoms of Amalur comes out of nowhere to remind us all how fun it was the first time around. But how well does it hold up nearly a decade later? The Finger Guns review.

The Switch port of the popular ocular mobile game finally hits stores. Is Witcheye an eye-opener, or a bit short-sighted in its console ambitions? The Finger Guns review:

A change of scenery for the long-standing Wasteland series, which opens up into a massive, richly detailed tactical RPG. The question is, will you go it alone or get some help along the way? The Finger Guns review: