Leo Faria
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Following the premise set by R-Type Dimensions EX, a compilation featuring remakes of the first two R-Type games with modern graphics and accessibility options, R-Type Dimensions III arrives in storeshelves with two main objectives: remind people of the existence of R-Type III (a somewhat rare Super Nintendo title usually mistaken...
Older readers of this website may remember of a game from two decades ago named Spore. Developed by the creator of Sim City and The Sims, it was a promising game where you would be able to live the legacy of a creature’s evolutionary line, starting from a single-cell organism,...
Screamer
Milestone was once known as a developer solely focused on more serious racing simulators, but ever since the release of their excellent Hot Wheels games, they’ve earned a reputation for coming up with innovative gameplay elements for an otherwise very traditional genre. Screamer is their latest, uh, “non-traditional” racer, and...
Saros
I’ll be honest: I am getting really tired of the Playstation Studios exclusive pattern. Given how Sony always aims for the most cinematic, featured-bloated, and as a result, expensive experiences, most of their games started to feel quite samey as a result. They need to feature a ton of (safe)...
If you’re a big fan of music, you may have already decided to recommend songs, and even entire albums, to friends, based on their requests, personalities, and whatnot. So imagine turning that delightful pasttime we’ve all done at least once into a video game. Many developers would have turned it...
There is something so special seeing the resurgence of great Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle content. The fantastic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge, The Cowabunga Collection, and even the bit different Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate was great to have. Of course the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem movie was delightful,...
The Moomins franchise, created by Finnish author Tove Jansson, is a fascinating case of being a slow burner success. For the first, say, fifty years or so of its existence, it was a hit amongst Nordic children. But come the early 90s, an animated series made in Japan made the...
I guess we are currently living in bittersweet days for fans of the Legacy of Kain games. After two decades without any kind of new entry or re-release, the remasters of the Soul Reaver games arrived like a torpedo of joy, bringing two of the most impressive gothic action games...
Hozy
We usually play videogames in order to perform tasks and feats we are not able to in real life, but the advent of games like Truck Driving Simulator and PowerWash Simulator showcased that even the more mundane tasks, those we can perform in real life but are occasionally too lazy...
Beyond Words
There I was, casually looking at WTMG’s email inbox, when I receive a message that starts off with the following sentence: “new game by the creator of GoldenEye and TimeSplitters“. Boy, what a way to catch my attention. PQube was announcing a game by the new studio founded by David...
I would like to start off my review for Super Meat Boy 3D by apologizing to each of the developers’ mothers. Ladies, I know you have nothing to do with this game’s development, but boy, did I curse you whilst playing it. My bad. Blame your children’s creation. What was...
I love when a developer mainly known for a specific genre decides to delve into something completely different from their usual output. Sometimes, this results in unexpectedly good results. Remember when Rockstar came up with the shockingly fun Table Tennis? Or when Ubisoft teamed up with Nintendo to make a...
