Leo Faria
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I first had the chance to play Edelweiss and XSEED’s Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin back at E3 2019. I literally knew nothing about it prior to tackling it: it was a surprise announcement, a game I was going in fully blind… and had a great time with. I had...
I heard a lot of comments after reviewing the Switch re-release of the first No More Heroes game. A lot of them could be summarised as “those things you’ve complained about, well, they have been fixed on the sequel, give that one a shot”. That alone was intriguing enough for...
As you could see by reading my previous GoNNER2 review, I am starting to get fed up with indie roguelikes, as the market is currently saturated with way more titles than this genre needs right now. You have no idea how refreshing it is to play a simple, “go from...
Dirt 5
Codemasters have earned my trust. Whatever they decide to come up with, I’m always going to look forward to playing it. They deserve this seal of approval after countless F1 games that just keep getting better and better, as well as other titles such as the criminally underappreciated gem that...
The original Watch Dogs was one of the first games I bought for the PS4 and the best thing I can say about it is that it was… mediocre. It was your typical Ubisoft open world game: devoid of fun side activities, with a nice setting yet underwhelming story, and...
Pacer
One of my favorite surprises from last year’s Brasil Game Show was Pacer. It was a clear love letter to games like F-Zero and Wipeout, and was even developed by former developers of the latter. I wasn’t expecting much from that then-unknown game, but I was greeted with a meaty...
The Onee Chanbara franchise is a long-running series of hack n’ slash games developed by Tamsoft and published by D3. They started way back in the PS2 era as part of a series of Japanese-exclusive budget titles called Simple 2000. It’s as simple and shallow as a game can be,...
Pumpkin Jack
Halloween is near us, so you know what that means: publishers and developers will rush in order for their latest horror game to be released alongside fifteen others during that particular period. That’s how we end up getting rushed and bare bones titles like Remothered: Broken Porcelain, but also some...
Disc Room
Devolver’s 2020 has been quite good so far, much better than most publishers out there. However, I can’t help but feel that a good chunk of their releases were either simple ports of a slightly older games. Or even some other titles which, sadly, just didn’t live up to the...
This has been a fantastic year for beat ’em ups so far. Between the release of Streets of Rage 4 and The TakeOver, as well as the fact that the brand new Battletoads game ended up not sucking, players have been spoiled with a wide variety of arcade brawlers to...
We see a lot of horror games with the goriest of premises, but very rarely do we get a horror game based off a real story, especially one as famous and controversial as the Zodiac Killer murders. What makes these events even creepier and scarier is the fact that the...
If you have ever worked for a shady startup or tech company, then Going Under will be one of the most relatable games you’ll ever play in your life. Want to relive the times when you were an underpaid intern having to deal with lots of chores that weren’t the...
