Leo Faria
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SUPERHOT was originally released in 2016 and it quickly became one of the most celebrated games of the entire generation due to its striking art style and innovative “time only moves when you move” gameplay loop. It was loved by everyone, but there was a nearly universal complaint regarding its...
EA’s latest virtual conference didn’t feature a lot of announcements we hadn’t heard before its airing. There was the official gameplay reveal of Star Wars: Squadrons, a crap ton of time dedicated to Apex Legends, and also your typical EA Sports section. Then there was this other announcement, Rocket Arena,...
Neon Abyss
I keep saying that the amount of indie roguelikes out there is big enough to warrant multiple “Atari from 1983” levels of market saturation. However, there’s always a title that entices me due to its setting or some schtick in its gameplay loop. Neon Abyss is the latest roguelike to...
Last year’s F1 2019 was one of the best racing games released during this entire generation. Codemasters surpassed everyone’s expectations by delivering a game with way more content than its predecessor, featuring the Formula 2 entry-level series, as well as the franchise’s sublime visuals and gameplay. I was a bit...
Back in 2017, I reviewed Harvest Moon: Light of Hope, and was shocked with how bland that game ended up being. A series so well-known for featuring games that suck you in almost instantly having a title as undercooked as that one was really weird, but I now I understand...
A few years ago, Capcom commissioned Digital Eclipse, one of the best retro compilation developers in the business, to come up with a collection comprised of tons of classic Street Fighter games from the 90’s. The end result was a commendable experience, albeit flawed, as it was filled with repeated...
When it first got unveiled at one of the first State of Play conferences, Iron Man VR excited little to no people. I know it’s hard to properly showcase how good a VR game can be on a 2D screen, as well as in a short trailer, but I thought...
Wildfire
I always get excited when I hear that Humble Bundle is about to release a brand new game. They have had a track record like few others can boast about in recent years, with hits like Slay the Spire, One Step from Eden and Void Bastards. Their latest release, which...
H.P. Lovecraft’s works have inspired countless of games over the past few years, but the vast majority of them follow the same principle: they’re dour, horror-themed, and center around losing your sanity. Examples include Bloodborne, Eternal Darkness, Call of Cthulhu, and The Sinking City. With the exception of the occasional...
Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia might sound like an epic name for a series debut, but this Switch exclusive is actually a sequel to a game originally released in 1998 for the original Playstation. I’d be lying if I told you I played this game back in the day. Even...
We live in a time in which looking at anything Electronic Arts does is viewed with a pinch of skepticism. They haven’t had a very good track record over the past few years. But you have to remember that they didn’t become a giant company from out of nowhere. There...
The last few months weren’t kind to The Last of Us Part II. This was a game that suffered tons of delays. Its developer, Naughty Dog, suffered allegations of putting their employees into abysmal working conditions (and if this is true, they surely deserve to be punished). Its script got...
