Back in 2017, an indie title called Cuphead spurred a massive interest in games made with a classic cartoon art style. Developer Fumi Games channeled a similar retro charm, fusing classic 1930s rubber hose animation style with the black and white seedy underbelly of noir. Does Mouse: P.I. For Hire crack the case, or is […]
Tag: Boomer Shooter
MULLET MADJACK – Review
Ten seconds is three more than Albert Wesker has to play with you, but it is all you have between you and your next thrill. MULLET MADJACK is hitting the Switch after a successful sprint on Steam and Xbox, and we have been given the task to see if we are badass enough. Are our […]
Phantom Fury – Review
Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison is back in a new shooter, titled Phantom Fury. This game is set in the Bombshell series, set between the original Bombshell and its prequel, Ion Fury: Aftershock. These games channel the spirit of the late ’90s/early 2000’s shooters with modern sensibilities. But does Shelly have what it takes to bridge the […]
Kingpin: Reloaded – Review
Kingpin: Reloaded started life as Kingpin: Life of Crime, which released on the PC in 1999 and caused quite a controversy due to its adult content, graphic scenes of violence, and foul language as standard. Sadly, a planned sequel and console release never happened, and the game was locked in the annals of FPS history, […]
Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition – Review
1995 was an impressive year for the genre of First Person Shooters. Following the release of Doom 2, you can only imagine where the genre was going. Even so, I don’t think the world was ready to be shaken up by this. Developed by some of the key minds behind Doom, Rise of the Triad […]
Ion Fury: Aftershock – Review
Back in the 90s, a common practice for FPS games was to have map packs released months after the game was finished, the original DLC if you will. Making the most of modern technology and consumer habits, we have a new expansion pack in the form of DLC for Voidpoint’s 90s throwback shooter Ion Fury, […]
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun – Review | Guts and Bolts
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is the latest in a long line of video games based on Warhammer. While incredibly hit or miss, the franchise has been on the up lately with the fantastic Warhammer 40,000: Darktide & Warhammer 40,000: Chaosgate. Ignoring the mess that was Blood Bowl 3, is the team at Auroch Digital able to […]
Cultic: Chapter One – Review
If you’re a boomer like me, chances are you’ll have played the FPS Blood by Monolith Productions, and have been hankering for more ever since its sequel did damage to your soul. Cultic: Chapter One published by 3D Realms & solo developed by Jasozz Games is an offering that potentially may soothe that damage, and […]
Turbo Overkill – Review
Apogee, the house that built titles such as Duke Nukem, Rise of the Triad, and Monster Bash is now ready to unleash its latest foray into the world of First Person Shooters. It’s time to talk about Turbo Overkill. Go Johnny Go! You’re placed in the Cyberpunk future that is more and more commonplace in gaming. In […]
Powerslave Exhumed – Review
Have you ever felt like exploring the past, strapping your boots on, tightening your bandana, grabbing your machete, and treasure hunting? Then get in! We are going back to the land of 1996; This is Powerslave Exhumed. The Night Boat To Cairo Let me dust off this tome and spin you a yarn. The year […]










