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.
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Concept Destruction (PS4) Review – Twisted Cardboard
Destruction Derby but with cars made of cardboard, Concept Destruction is instantly accessible but lacks any real depth. The Finger Guns Review.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered (Xbox One) Review – Gat To The Future
A plethora of visual improvements mean there’s still some explosive laughs to be had in Saints Row: The Third Remastered, despite it showing its age elsewhere. The Finger Guns Review.
Dark Nights with Poe and Munro (PC) Review – Eldritch FMV Fun
A well performed and peculiar FMV game, Dark Nights with Poe and Munro is the continuation of D’Avekki’s reign over the genre. The Finger Guns Review;
Troubleshooter (PS4) Review – Trouble Shoot Me
Poorly designed with no depth, style or innovation, Troubleshooter is one of the worst games you’ll play this year. 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;
John Wick Hex (PS4) Review – Totally Wicked
An ingenious interpretation of the movie action, John Wick Hex is a stylish and unique title. The Finger Guns Review;
Ghost Sweeper (Switch) Review – Not The (Solomon’s) Key To Success
Inspired by the Tecmo NES/C64 classic Solomon’s Key, Ghost Sweeper is a retro puzzler that’s not quite as well designed as its forebearer. The Finger Guns Review.
Deliver Us The Moon (PS4) Review – A Cosmic Trip
A sci-fi puzzle game that’s heavy on the ‘science’ and the ‘fiction’, Deliver Us To The Moon is almost out of this world. The Finger Guns Review;