Leo Faria
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Time for a little history lesson from the legendary Japanese developer/publisher Taito. Besides games like Space Invaders and Arkanoid, the company was also known for a little arcade shooter released in the 80s called Kiki Kaikai. A few years later, Taito licensed the brand to Natsume (the Harvest Moon peeps),...
Look, I get it: with how pristine Sonic Mania ended up being, it’s pretty obvious that Sega themselves don’t want to make a brand new 2D Sonic game by themselves. Let Christian Whitehead do his thing and release it whenever he feels like. The only way they can still capitalize...
It was but a matter of time for Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords to be remastered and released for the Switch, in the same manner Aspyr did with its predecessor about half a year ago. Originally developed by Obsidian, the same folks behind Fallout:...
We’re back at it with yet another installment in Atari’s Recharged series. After the release of the flawed yet unique Kombinera, I thought the series had finally stopped to be in the company’s mind, but I guess I was wrong. Though I have to admit that something about Gravitar: Recharged...
When Nacon announced they were set to publish a Zorro game, I was stunned. No, it’s not because I’m a die-hard Zorro fan (my parents are, though), I just never thought I’d hear anything about the franchise ever again. I was even more suprised to find out that Zorro The...
Reviewing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game (or any TMNT product in general) is something that will result in emotionally charged responses from me, be them positive or negative. This franchise was my childhood. It was my introduction to the English language, my introduction to the gaming world (TMNT II...
Founding a gaming website made me open my eyes towards an exponentially wider array of games I had never previously expected I’d cover someday. Last year, I bit the bullet and played my first Hatsune Miku game. Sure, it was a mere picross puzzler, but it made me realize that...
The revival of the Wonder Boy/Monster Land franchise is an odd duck. What we usually see from publishers is for remasters and collections of a certain franchise to show up first, reminding consumers of its existence, with new games following shortly after, depending on fan demand. Wonder Boy was the...
Do any of you guys remember a game called Kao the Kangaroo? The original Kao, one of the first console games to ever be developed by a Polish company, was released at the end of the reign of mascot platformers, originally for the Dreamcast. It was alright, amassing a small...
Dolmen
You know the first time I covered Dolmen on WTMG? It was back in 2017, the first year in the site’s history. I covered it once again the following year, but soon after, the game vanished. It had a ridiculously promising premise for its time, being one of the first...
Trek to Yomi
I used to think I knew what to expect from a game published by Devolver. For the most part, they are focused on high-octane gameplay, with addictive loops and a distinctive sense of humor I can only call “Devolverish”. If you’ve played games like Death’s Door, My Friend Pedro, Shadow...
I tend to prefer action games over so-called walking simulators, but that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate the latter when a developer comes up with a really innovative idea to take advantage of its narrative-driven structure. Case and point, The Stanley Parable. I’m not going to beat around the bush:...
