Jump King makes you forget everything you have ever learnt from platform games over the years. The Finger Guns Review:
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Liberated (Switch) Review – I Always Feel Like… Somebody’s Watching Me
A new take on the interactive graphic novel/platformer style, Liberated is a welcome addition. But is its painfully obvious “down with the system” message too over the top? The Finger Guns review:
Many Faces (PS4) Review – Pixel Panama Alien Shooter
A retro inspired shooter, Many Faces is fast fun with a pleasing amount of variety but it lacks some features that would give it much more longevity. The Finger Guns Review.
Potata: Fairy Flower (Switch) Review – Flower Powered
A tricky platformer with a pleasing art style, Potata: Fairy Flower is a throwback to the platformers of yesteryear. It’s just a shame about the plot delivery. The Finger Guns Review.
Rune Lord (PS4) Review – Far From A Match-3 Made In Heaven
With little personality, no innovation and appearing on the clunkiest platform to play a match-3 game, Rune Lord is a hard sell. The Finger Guns Review.
A Fold Apart (PS4) Review – The Space Between Us
A unique puzzler that pulls on the heart strings, A Fold Apart is a little short and stops short of exploring its best ideas. The Finger Guns Review.
Minecraft Dungeons (PS4) Review – Enter the Fungeon
Minecraft Dungeons is a good time with friends and on your own, but the Minecraft license is wasted. The Finger Guns Review;
Fly Punch Boom! (Switch) Review – DBZ x Steven Universe
A fun party game that’s part Dragon Ball Z, part The Irregular Show, Fly Punch Boom! has arrived on the Switch. The Finger Guns Review.
Gunman Clive HD Collection (PS4) Review – Cowboys vs Aliens
A short yet charming pair of old school action platformers in the shape of Gunman Clive HD Collection have arrived on PS4. The Finger Guns Review.
Resolutiion (PC) Review – He’s More Machine Now Than Man
A strange digital pixelart world awaits in hack’n’slash adventure, Resolutiion. But is it as memorable as its clear inspirations, or as easily forgettable as a cyborg’s RAM cache? The Finger Guns Review;