Leo Faria
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Mind the gap between the varial kickflip and the train.
“I am vengeance, I am the Lego brick you step on at night".
May the dice be with you.
Heal the (Poké)World... make it a better place...
Needs more Notorious B.I.G.
If there is one constant from Xbox’s recent (and very shaky) output of titles, is that Forza Horizon is not only their most critically acclaimed franchise, but possibly THE most critically acclaimed racing franchise of all time. Yes, I said what I said, Gran Turismo followers. The mixture of open world exploration, phenomenal physics, accessibility options and collectathon elements resulted in what I personally consider to be the perfect racing game formula. The announcement of Forza Horizo...
Good games based on James Cameron’s Alien franchise seem to show up every now and then. Outside of a certain game by Gearbox Studios that shall remain nameless, there have been some genuinely surprising hits exploring wildly different gameplay styles that somehow just work. From the flawed masterpiece that is Alien: Isolation, to the isometric XCOM-style horror of Alien: Dark Descent, to the VR shooter Alien: Rogue Incursion, which was later ported to flat screens in its Evolved Edition, an...
Bubsy the Bobcat, an infamous mascot from the 90s, isn’t known for being the star of good games. In fact, I think the damn thing’s notoriety has only grown over the years, as some kind of punchline for the desperate attempt to capitalize on Sonic the Hedgehog‘s fame. That led to (terrible) modern sequels being developed over the past few years, as well as the release of a full-fledged compilation of his entire gaming catalogue, Bubsy 3D included. I still don’t understand how the Bubsy...
Older readers of this website may remember of a game from two decades ago named Spore. Developed by the creator of Sim City and The Sims, it was a promising game where you would be able to live the legacy of a creature’s evolutionary line, starting from a single-cell organism, up until it became a fully intelligent spacefaring species. What felt like a promising idea ended up being a collection of small and unfocused minigames for each stage of its evolutionary line. But what happens when y...