Everyday Shooter Review

By Eduardo Rebouí§as

Lock, stock, and where’s the barrel?



Anyone that played games around the time analog stick-based controls were introduced probably remembers when a little game called Turok: Dinosaur Hunter came out. Obviously suited for two sticks, Turok was released on the Nintendo 64, a single analog stick video game system. Everyday Shooter makes the same mistake: awkward controls. It is the main…

  • Points as currency
  • Colorful and fun visual style
  • Too many objects on small screen
  • Annoying control scheme
  • Really annoying control scheme

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Eduardo Rebouí§as
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