King Oddball Review (PS5) – Power To The Pebble
The PS5 version of King Oddball isn’t much of an improvement over the PS4 version and is still more at home on phones and tablets. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreThe PS5 version of King Oddball isn’t much of an improvement over the PS4 version and is still more at home on phones and tablets. The Finger Guns Review.
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Read MoreA bare bones brawler that lacks anything resembling enjoyable game play, Fight is another flaccid jab by Sabec. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA charming, funny, and poignant FMV game, Five Dates is an inventive product of a unique time in history and essential for fans of the genre. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA game that has engaging mechanics but sorely needed a more interesting narrative, Battle Hunter on Switch is an adequate time killer. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreAn interesting combination of post apocalyptic dungeon crawler and cutesy visual novel, Undead Darlings is an oddly endearing game that’s a little too drawn out. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA massive fantasy aRPG that’s weighed down by clunky combat and tonal inconsistencies, 9th Dawn III: Shadow of Erthil will be a hit with fans of Ultima but a slog for anyone else. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA bubble popping puzzle game that riffs on the classic, Rusty Spout Rescue Adventure can’t recapture their magic. The Finger Guns review.
Read MoreThe mobile game TENS! comes to Nintendo Switch and it’s a much more enjoyable product this time around. The Finger Guns Review.
Read MoreA difficulty curve that’s more like a solid brick wall makes Double Pug Switch a challenging, almost unfair experience. The Finger Guns Review.
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