Gunslugs

Nov 11, 2020

While not as strong as some of Orange Pixels other works. Gunslugs is still a simple to the point run and gun rogue like that’s perfect if you only have small amounts of gaming time to spare, plus you can throw a joy con at someone on the bus and play together which is always awesome. Gunslugs may be 5 years old but like that old CD from that band you like, it still holds up today. Final Verdict: I Like It A Lot Notes Gunslugs marks my 100th review for Ladies Gamers which is surprising considering it only feels like yesterday that I started writing for the site.

Nov 11, 2020

As run-and-gun games go, Gunslugs isn’t the fanciest fellow around. Especially on the Switch, which plays host to some absolutely outstanding games in the genre. Still, there’s something about this game that makes it inviting to slip into when I’m just looking to relax. Perhaps it’s the simplicity of it all. You’re just running, gunning, and doing a little jumping. It’s not particularly difficult and you can enjoy it without concentrating too hard. I like the way it controls, I like the constant stream of changing weapons, and I even like the odd visual style. A mindless bit of carnage for whenever the mood strikes you, one that works as well here as it did on mobile years ago. SwitchArcade Score: 3.5/5 New Releases Oneiros ($10.99) SwitchArcade Highlight! This is a pretty solid adventure game with an emphasis on room escape puzzles.