Leo Faria
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Rise of the Triad is not a particularly well-known first-person shooter from the dawn of the genre (back when they were still called “DOOM clones”), but it has had a following for nearly three decades. It was the game that kickstarted the career of the makers of Duke Nukem 3D,...
Out of all plots you could use in order to make a horror game, it’s shocking to realize that few, if any of them, are based around the classic tales of alien abductions and conspiracies. You know, the kind that made movies like Signs famous in the first place, the...
There are times when a hands-on preview at an event can give you a succint impression of what to expect from a game. There are other times in which these same previews can actually be deceiving, especially if the game in question is a slow burn, story-driven, or an ever-improving...
It is no secret that I love AVICII Invector both in its “normal” and VR forms, but I have always wondered if, due to the nature of the late DJ/producer Avicii being involved in that game’s development, Invector would remain a (great) one-and-done experience. There was a lot of potential...
A while ago, I reviewed Shame Legacy from Fairyship Games, a forgettable first-person horror game that didn’t exactly impress, but it was far from being the worst thing in the world. It proved that the developer had some potential, making me look forward to their next outing. I just didn’t...
Earlier this year, the internet had collectively decided to label Forspoken as the worst game of the year, the culprit for everything that was wrong with gaming, and so on and so forth. It almost made me want to test it out right away, just to see if it was...
If you have never heard of the games included in the Ray’z Arcade Chronology, I don’t blame you. Back in the mid to late 90s, a new bullet hell shooter would be released nearly every single week. There are tons of them, way too many to remember, and not a...
I’m not going to lie, I fully expected for Crash Team Rumble, a multiplayer-only, MOBA take on what has pretty much always been a franchise associated with linear, single player platforming, to be an utter disaster. Who the hell had asked for a Crash Bandicoot MOBA? One that’s console exclusive,...
Sludge Life 2
I didn’t like the original Sludge Life, which I considered to be a dull and tryhardish platformer/adventure hybrid with zero charisma and an underwhelming gameplay loop. It had two positive aspects, though: it was indeed unique (for better or for worse), and it was free. Or at least it was...
Sonic Origins was released last year to some controversy. We found it to be good, don’t get us wrong, but there’s no way to deny the complaints regarding its pricing, missing tracks from Sonic 3, and some bizarre DLC packs offered at launch. Sonic Origins Plus is, well, another DLC...
Park Beyond
I was very interested in playing Park Beyond for a series of reasons. The first one is simple: I love theme park simulators, even though it seems like no one has been able to come up with something as good as Theme Park World or the first few RollerCoaster Tycoon...
Is there a franchise more divisive and controversial amongst its own fans than Final Fantasy? How many times have I seen equal amounts of people loving and hating Final Fantasy VII‘s remake, XIII’s linearity, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origins‘ ridiculousness, and so on. With the exception of maybe VI,...
