Leo Faria
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Oh, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. You were (still are, in fact) my most anticipated and hyped game of 2024. You were also going to follow in some immense footsteps, as you were not just a sequel to the incredible Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the franchise’s first foray into turn-based...
Tekken 8
A little less than seven years ago, back in the earlier days of this website, a younger me stated that Tekken 7 was, at the time, the best fighting game of its console generation, and possibly the best fighting game to have been release over the past decade or so...
Graven
A brand new outing by 3D Realms, the company once known for being one of the founding fathers of first-person shooting as we know it, and now one of the main publishers of retro-styled shooters out in the market? Wait a sec, a game that does indeed feature elements from...
Capcom’s recent remastering efforts with the Ace Attorney games have turned me into a fan of the series, even though, for the most part, I’m not exactly the biggest fan of visual novels. Ever since the release of the first remastered collection of the GBA originals back in 2019, I’ve...
The enduring “legacy” of Bulletstorm is something that puzzles and wows me to this day. Back when the game was originally released, more than a decade ago, it was well-received, sure, but the fact it managed to get remastered and re-released with brand new content on many modern consoles is...
Picture the following: there’s this widely acclaimed gaming franchise, one loved by fans and critics, which has been laying dormant for many years. From out of nowhere, its publisher decides to bring it back, but in a completely new style, ditching its older gameplay loop, the one that made people...
The original House Flipper was released more than five years ago on Steam, and was one of the most interesting success stories of that year. In theory, it should have been a flop: it was completely comprised of premade store assets, it was made on a tight budget by an...
Asymmetrical multiplayer games are titles I have always thought I’d deeply despise, but ended up captivating me with some unique premises over the years. The thing that has always made me wonder if the genre would be indeed fun to experience was how well the developers would balance roles out;...
How often do you see a game intentionally design to troll with the player? A game in which it feels like there’s someone behind the screen doing whatever’s possible to piss you off, but in a somewhat entertaining manner? Maybe once in a blue moon? Well, how often do you...
We’re back at it. The Walking Dead: Destinies was yet another game released by GameMill in 2023 which quickly received tons of “worst game of the year” nominations over the past few weeks. After playing Skull Island: Rise of Kong and finding out it wasn’t that terrible, I was wondering...
Avatar almost feels like a testament to me getting older pretty quickly. Can you believe the original movie, that thing that was briefly considered the greatest cinematic achievement of all time or whatever, was released fourteen freaking years ago? And even when I thought the hype had died down in...
Not long ago, Limited Run Games shocked the gaming industry with a livestream showcasing a truly baffling amount of releases under their own publishing label, with the vast majority of these announcements being remasters or compilations of older titles from the 90s. There were oddball choices like remastering Plumbers Don’t...
