Leo Faria
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I thank the beautiful demons of the underworld every day for the success of 2016’s DOOM reboot-quel, which kickstarted a brand new wave of what people (unfortunately) call “boomer shooters”: first-person shooters focused less on the tactical and realistic aspects of Call of Duty and Battlefield, instead opting for ultraviolence,...
Every now and then, the internet becomes enamored with a small game that shows up from out of nowhere, captivating people with its simple gameplay loops, new ideas, or streamer-ready comedic elements. Back in 2019, the memeable darling ended up being Untitled Goose Game. A few years later, Among Us...
It’s been eight years since the release of Shovel Knight, arguably one of the best indie games of all time, a poster child of retro revival and crowdfunding delivery done right. This doesn’t mean Yacht Club Games hasn’t done anything worth mentioning over the past few years: besides the various...
If you ever told me I’d eventually play a game that centers around sorting out trash and throwing it in appropriate bins, I’d laugh, and then tell you to ease off on the meds. I’d call for an ambulance to take you straight to the asylum if you ever told...
There’s something about JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure that just fascinates me. I never know if that anime is the single most ridiculous shonen ever made, intentionally or not. I never know if it’s meant to make fun of the ridiculousness of the genre, or if it’s just oblivious to how unsubtle...
Two of my favorite games of all time are Rock Band and DOOM. I love rhythm games to death, and I also love loud, dumb, fast-paced, and ultraviolent retro shooters. I would have never thought a team of developers would be crazy enough to try to mix both genres into...
NBA 2K23
Reviewing the yearly iteration of the NBA 2K series is always a bittersweet pill. On one hand, they are fantastic games; ever since I started reviewing games for WTMG, I’ve been tackling them, and they always push the graphical and performance boundaries of the consoles they’re released for. They also...
Developer Roll7 is known for being one of the very few studios out there keeping the flame of extreme sports video games alive. They are mostly known for their widely acclaimed OlliOlli titles, one of the few skateboarding franchises to maintain a steady release of games during the long absence...
If there is one thing I wasn’t expecting from the Dead by Daylight developers and publishers was for them to green-light what was clearly a tongue-in-cheek side project as an officially endorsed product. Especially when you realize said side project is a comedic dating simulator where you can befriend and...
Gaming preservation is a hot topic nowadays, but we mostly talk about the downright classics or, at most, hidden gems from a bygone era. We rarely, if ever, talk about licensed games, for instance, given how we’re already aware of the legal issues surrounding them, as well as the fact...
I have to appreciate Bandai Namco’s recent attempts at reviving older IPs from the Namco side of its name. Even though I wasn’t the big fan of the Klonoa remasters, the sole fact Bamco gave that dormant franchise another shot was commendable. I feel like the same can be said...
One of the best things THQ Nordic has been doing over the past few years is their constant revival of older franchises from the PS2 era of gaming, either via hilariously-titled remasters or, in a few cases, straight up remakes. One of the main examples of the latter was Destroy...
