We reviewed the excellent Project Warlock back when it made its PC debut, praising it for going beyond simple retro visuals to present a very cool first-person shooter. Where every nod to Quake or Doom was met with an equally cool tip of the cap to the sort of 8-bit NES action found in something like Contra. And now Project Warlock is headed to consoles.

June 9 it hits PlayStastion 4, June 11 on Nintendo Switch, and June 12 on Xbox One. Here's the console announcement trailer to give you a taste of the action.

The game tells the tale of the Warlock, a mysterious preacher tasked with a quest to rid the world of the invading forces of evil. Diving head-first into an inferno of bullets, claws, and fangs he has to slash and shoot his way through hordes of blood-thirsty demons, un-holy monsters, and deadly machines. Traversing through 60 levels set in 5 distinct domains the player will come across secret areas, ammo caches, hidden buttons, and elevators leading to more danger. It’s crucial to make good use of the 38 guns and 8 spells in the arsenal, choosing the right upgrades to get the most out of each playstyle and developing the character with every fight to bring out his full potential.

And a nice little quote from our review.

Like young musicians employing 1980s production techniques, or filmmakers creating period pieces in settings and timeframes that they recall from a picture or film, Project Warlock is a wild ride of inspiration and the execution of solid first-person combat.

For fans of classic shooters and fast-paced FPS action this is definitely one to check out.