Leo Faria
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I played a preview version of Rugrats: Adventures in Gameland back in March. That title was announced from out of thin air, and not by one of the usual suspects GameMill or Outright Games, the publishers usually dropping licensed titles at a near-industrial pace. It was a brand new indie...
I would be lying if I told I had grown up playing the original Shadow of the Ninja, or if I had ever played it in the past. My knowledge of ninja-based action platformers on the NES started and ended with Tecmo’s Ninja Gaiden, or at least prior to the...
Age of Mythology. One of my favorite games of all time. My second favorite strategy game ever made, only trailing behind Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. When I heard of Microsoft bringing it back with a brand new remake/ster/whatever, Age of Mythology: Retold, boy was I hyped… but also slightly skeptical....
Konami, once again, you’ve decided to grace us with a shockingly amazing collection of classic titles from out of nowhere. Three years ago, Castlevania Advance Collection was released to immense fanfare, including three of the most acclaimed metroidvanias of all time, in an excellent package developed by M2, one of...
It still feels weird that the initial announcement of Star Wars Outlaws did not make that much of a splash. It’s impressive how Disney and Lucasfilm have managed to make any brand new Star Wars announcement feel underwhelming or unimpressive, after so many bad shows, unnecessary bits of controversy, and...
I was eagerly awaiting for the release of Cygni: All Guns Blazing. After literally finding out about its existence during a gaming show, when interviewing its developers out of the blue, I kept waiting for the final launch, as there were many things about it which caught my attention. A...
A brand new Earth Defense Force game is out, and I honestly believe it couldn’t have been dropped at a better time. Be it due to a barrage of depressing news in the gaming sphere, as well as the current implosion seen by some AAA titles being released at broken...
We are reaching the end of the Switch’s life cycle, and with that, the end of one of the most interesting kinds of games I’ve reviewed since the inception of this website: the “impossible Switch ports”. Games which, given the system’s underwhelming mobile-based horsepower, shouldn’t be able to run or...
I, for one, am shocked that Aspyr took this long to remaster Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. I wrote a while back that this game is the perfect companion piece for anyone who had previously enjoyed watching The Mandalorian (even if, let’s face it, the third season ended up being quite...
Back when I first tested Anger Foot, a little over a year ago, at BIG Festival 2023, I called it ‘the quintessential Devolver Digital release”, from what little I was able to test it out: small, but over-the-top. Cartoonish, but also ultra-violent. Easy to pick up and play, but hard...
Created by the same lunatic visionary behind the Yakuza franchise, the Monkey Ball franchise is one of the most iconic Sega franchises of all time. It encompasses everything the company is famous for: simple gameplay loops, color, high-octane performance, and an arcade-like mentality. It was most successful in the early...
I remember people being hyped as hell when Luigi’s Mansion 2 (originally called Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon in the West) was first released in 2013. It was a long-awaited sequel for a game that managed to stand the test of time, despite initial backlash. I did not play it back...
