Leo Faria
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Up until now, if you were a die-hard Hellboy fan and you wanted to play a game based on Mike Mignola’s comic books, you had two options: an utterly atrocious disgrace released for the PS1 in 2003 (one with an 11% aggregate score on Gamerankings) or Hellboy: The Science of...
One thing I have always been fascinated with the Forza games (as in, the two subseries within the bigger franchise) was the fact that both Turn 10 and Playground Games have always been able to deliver impressive Motorsport and Horizon titles, respectively, in a shockingly short amount of time, usually...
NHL 24
As a slight change of pace this year, I decided to review two EA Sports games at the same time, and assess if the same amount of work is put into them. There was EA Sports FC 24, being hyped before launch as the “next step” in the company’s foray...
We’ve all seen the news over the past year or so. FIFA, the clearly not-at-all corrupt sporting organization responsible for handling everything related to football, as well as getting cozy with dictatorships from all shapes and sizes, decided to sever its ties with Electronic Arts, removing the FIFA branding from...
This isn’t a game I expecting a sequel at all. The original Hidden Through Time wasn’t bad… but it wasn’t amazing, either. In essence, it was a glorified Where’s Waldo, a game about searching for specific items on a gigantic diorama full of crap meant to deceive your eyes. Play...
A game starts off with a monologue. A man with a really dark past is suffering from some paranoid delusions. He is grumpy, he is violent, and he proceeds to blast his inner demons, literally, with a pair of pistols and the ability to dive in the air in slow-motion,...
Redfall
One can argue that Bethesda has been one of the best publishers in 2023, when you consider the vast majority of its releases. Hi-Fi Rush is easily one of the best games of the year, as well as its biggest surprise. The remaster of Quake II is one of the...
We’re back with yet another yearly iteration of NBA 2K, the poster child of the statement “if you don’t have to compete, you don’t have to try”. What was once a true juggernaut of a sports franchise, back when (the admittedly better) EA’s NBA Live still existed, is now the...
Just about two months ago, I was able to play a demo of Gunbrella at BIG Festival 2023, alongside a handful of other Devolver titles. It was one of the highlights of the event as a whole, even if the demo itself wasn’t exactly long. It showcased me the core...
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I am torn on whether or not The Crew Motorfest is a blatant ripoff or Ubisoft’s honest attempt at turning their ambitious but forgotten racing franchise into something more appealing. Upon watching its reveal, a few months ago, there was...
Here is a useless, but still interesting fact about worldwide gaming culture for you: here in Brazil, we love retro-styled arcade racers. For reasons beyond my comprehension, one of the most widely celebrated games in the 16-bit era of gaming is Kemco’s Top Gear. We love games from the Cruis’n...
Back when the Nintendo Switch first came out, a whopping six years ago, the first game I got for the system wasn’t Breath of the Wild. It was Super Bomberman R. Given how I had decided to purchase the Switch about a month after its release, I had decided to...
