Leo Faria
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Lake
Gamious’ Lake is a weird game. Don’t take this the wrong way, I’m not calling it bad, because it’s far from it. However, I would have loved to see the meeting that resulted in this game being greenlit. By all intents and purposes, it is a hard game to sell...
A few years ago, Creed: Rise to Glory was released to VR devices. While not exactly the best showcase of a first-person combat game in VR, it ended up being a lot better than expected. Not only being a pretty alright boxing game in VR, but also doubling as an...
WRC 10
Not long ago, the Dirt Rally series used to be the Ferrari of rallying games, while WRC was trailing behind like a Ford Pinto with a flat tire. The way the developers at Kylotonn have managed to constantly improve this once maligned series into a well-respected and super polished racing...
Recompile looks like a surefire hit at first glance. There are tons of elements about it that make it stand out, at least in a commercial sense. This is a 3D metroidvania set inside a computer, with you playing as an anthropomorphic embodiment of a virus dealing with a malfunctioning...
The world-renowned cable network AMC (yes, the Breaking Bad channel) is still willing to make an impression in the gaming industry. Their first outing, Airplane Mode, was so weird and pointless that I still don’t know if it was a self-aware work of pure irony or the dumbest attempt at...
We know (and appreciate) that THQ Nordic loves to remaster/remake and re-release cult hits from the PS2 and PS3 era of gaming at a rapid pace. Typically with hilarious puns on their titles, such as Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning and SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated. The thing...
I would love to know why there are so many motorbike racing games in the market. Is it because it’s easier to render, and cheaper to license: a Kawasaki Ninja than a Porsche 911? Is it because there are very few high performance models in the market, meaning that you...
The success of Sonic the Hedgehog in the early 90’s made every single developer and publisher in this known universe try to create a mascot platformer to compete with the blue blur and that chubby Italian plumber. Some of them succeeded, but a ton of them ended up becoming the...
At the end of 2020, we got a small collection of Space Invaders games called Space Invaders Forever. Despite not being a particularly bad collection of games, I still thought it was a bit of disappointment. Especially when you consider it didn’t feature any of the classic games from the...
I am amazed that the Spelunker franchise has managed to survive for as long as it has, considering how it has barely updated its gameplay and physics over the years. Those games are stupidly challenging platformers, not necessarily because of their level design, but more due to their intentionally clunky...
I have to say I’m impressed with the juggernaut that is Japanese developer Cygames. Sure, their bread and butter is making mobile games infested with gacha mechanics. But whenever they decide to make a game aimed solely at consoles, they actually put a ton of effort into their titles, porting...
The Ramp
This review is being written right after the conclusion of the Tokyo Summer Olympics. In my opinion, the coolest sport to watch during the event was skateboarding, without a doubt. Every time I’d watch a street or park competition, I would suddenly feel the urge to play a skateboarding game,...
