The Skylia Prophecy Review (PS4) – I Don’t Foresee A Good Ending…
An attempt was made, at some point, to pay tribute to classic games. But somehow, that tribute turned into an insult. The Finger Guns review:
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Author: Greg Hicks
Skate City Review (Switch) – Kick, Push, Chill…
Kick, push and chill out in Skate City, a skateboarding game that transcends expectations on the Switch. The Finger Guns review:
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El Hijo – A Wild West Tale Review (PS4) – Tactical Kindergarten Action
A colourful stealth games that focuses on shadow and cunning, can El Hijo offer more than its linearity suggests? The Finger Guns review:
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TASOMACHI: Beyond The Twilight Review (PC) – Swing and a Mist
A whimsical and quaint experience, marred somewhat by awkward platforming and niggling technical issues. The Finger Guns review:
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Danger Scavenger Review (Switch) – Is Anything Salvageable?
What could have been a vibrant and futuristic take on roguelikes instead suffers with technical issues and little drive to make it worth pursuing. The Finger Guns review:
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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 Review (PS5) – Still Gleaming
A shinier update to the already impressive looking remake from last year, is this worth the graphical (and monetary) leap? The Finger Guns review:
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Can’t Drive This Review (PS4) – Driving Each Other Mad
A wacky and quite clever concept, made great with its multiplayer mechanic. But can it hold up without it? The Finger Guns review.
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PAKO Caravan Review (Switch) – Come On and Do The Car-Ga
Once in a while a game comes along that reminds you why you love gaming. No dramas, no highly rendered animal anatomy. Just fun. This is it. The Finger Guns review:
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Breathedge Review (PC) – Space Farce
A space-faring crafting sim, and a damn pretty one at that. Filled with humour and depth, does Breathedge go too far into crude territory, or strike the right balance? The Finger Guns review:
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King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match Review (PS4) – Long Live The King
On its original release back in 2002 (surprisingly), Unlimited Match was considered one of the best in the series. Does that esteem still hold some near-twenty years later? The Finger Guns review:
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