Leo Faria
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I don’t know if that’s just my Youtube’s algorithm, but my reels feed is plastered with videos of a driving simulator with realistic physics, one whose players and content creators love to compare different kinds of cars through the same exercises in order to see which model is the best....
I wanna fall from the STARRRRSSSS....
In manga and anime, the term “truck-kun” refers to an amusingly overused cliché found in countless isekai stories, where the protagonist either dies or gets transported to another world after being hit by a truck. And considering that pretty much every anime trope under the sun eventually gets turned into...
Indie horror games. Very few of those manage to become serious hits due to a handful of constraints tied to small developmental budgets and genre clichés. For the most part, those games have either been walking simulators filled with jumpscares, following the path set by Amnesia, or attempt to evoke...
First it was Bomberman, then Contra, and then Gradius. Every single Metal Gear game eventually got remastered and rereleased for modern platforms. Finally, Silent Hill is back on track, with multiple high caliber entries, both brand new games and remakes. When it comes to Konami’s franchises, Castlevania was the only...
The puzzliest puzzler to ever puzzle.
Even better than Top Gun: Maverick.
Very fast, very dangerous.
Hopefully this will help reduce Manhattan's rent prices.
I have to say, the latest batch of Devolver Digital titles, especially those released in 2026, hadn’t completely wowed me like they used to back in, say, 2018. They weren’t bad games, mind you, but they lacked that certain over the top charm and irreverence I used to associate with...
Untitled Goose Game and Goat Simulator were pioneers in the creation of a subgenre of casual game I can only describe as “animal mayhem”. In those games, you play as a seemingly normal animal, and your goal is to simply wreak havoc and annoy the living hell out of humans...
First it was Bubsy, and now we’ve reached Garfield. With Garfield: Escape from Monday, the year 2026 has now given us two new games starring orange felines not exactly known for either charisma or a particularly stellar gaming catalogue. Both, by all intents and purposes, should have been terrible, yet...
