Leo Faria
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It feels like a dream come true. Nightdive Studios have finally been given the opportunity to remaster a Star Wars game. Whilst I appreciate the work Aspyr has done (and still does) with its re-releases of titles from late 90s and early 2000s, such as Episode I: Racer, Republic Commando,...
After playing some really big games right in the beginning of 2024, I was ready to tackle something smaller, more easygoing, which would result in less emotional damage. Ufouria: The Saga 2 wasn’t exactly the kind of game I was expecting to like as much as I did, but after...
It is safe to say that superhero hype is already way past its prime. It is also safe to say that live service AAA games are now considered a black sheep in the gaming industry, and a surefire way to make a developer and publisher lose a ton of money...
The moment I found out that Christian Whitehead, the developer behind the magnificent Sonic Mania, was creating a brand new studio in order to create brand new IPs outside of Sega’s realm, I was really excited to find out what kind of game he would eventually come up with. Was...
A retro-styled, first-person shooter with gothic imagery, published in tandem by 3D Realms and Fulqrum, in which you start off a game by being transported to a wicked land via a mysterious boat. The fact there are two games by the same publishing duo coming out just a few weeks...
We are back with yet another Picross game on the Switch, which isn’t exactly a bad thing in my opinion. Whenever a new Picross S game comes out, I buy it immediately and proceed to consume it like a vampire. I very rarely talk about a new release like this,...
It takes a lot for a turn-based roguelite/like to catch my attention nowadays, mostly due to how utterly saturated that specific niche is in the indie gaming sphere. It takes even more for me to fall for one of those, to the point of not being able to put it...
I had never heard of Balatro prior to its release. From out of nowhere, I was looking at a minuscule indie based on a mere deck of cards getting scores as high as the ones earned by Baldur’s Gate 3 and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. That...
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I need to commend Atari for comissioning not one, but two games based on Pong, in which they have actually found a way to make the most jurassic and basic of all gaming premises feel innovative again. PONG Quest wasn’t amazing, but it was creative. No one thought that giving...
There is nothing wrong about re-releasing an older game on a newer platform, especially when said game is not legally available anymore in any platform. The thing is that you usually expect for this re-release to feature something new, or enough improvements to make your investment feel worth it. You...
I tackled Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st], a stupendously niche but really entertaining fighting game released by Arc System Works nearly six years ago. Abominable naming aside, I was impressed with its character roster, banging presentation, and its gameplay, which wasn’t particularly innovating, but was fast-paced, responsive, and the perfect...
Tomb Raider. What an iconic gaming franchise, one of the very few so well-known that even non-gamers know who Lara Croft is. Even though we know a good chunk of its popularity stemmed from having one of the first female protagonists in gaming history, eye candy and good marketing alone...
