Leo Faria
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The hype is real. Ever since I first saw the Doom Eternal reveal at E3 2018, I couldn’t think of another game I was looking forward to the most than the sequel to Id Software’s ultra-violent magnum opus, the Doom reboot/sequel from 2016. I kept myself busy with its Switch...
Back when I had the chance of playing WRC 8 at E3 2019, I had the opportunity to talk to some Kylotonn developers. I found out how they were keen on revamping their game engines and physics in order to finally become juggernauts in the racing game industry. When WRC...
I feel that I don’t need to explain what Where’s Waldo is at this point, right? The book/game is a cultural staple, spanning through many types of media, and spawning a near infinite amount of copycats. Hidden Through Time, the brand new game developed by the same people behind Guns,...
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I was wondering what The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild, the developers with one of the coolest and longest names in the business, was doing lately. I remember tackling some of their puzzles for Switch early in the system’s life cycle, The Bridge and Tumblestone, and enjoying them for the most part....
One Punch Man is one of the best animes released over the past few years mostly because it’s aimed at those who were fed up with the vast amount of clichés and tropes present in shonen anime. It narrates the life of Saitama, a guy so powerful he can kill...
There are lots of cases in which companies decide to release small versions of AAA franchises for mobile phones, with examples like Fallout Shelter, Pokémon GO, and Injustice coming to mind. But you rarely, if ever, see someone trying to AAA-ify a franchise that was originally developed with phones in...
The Mega Man franchise has had so many spinoffs over the past few decades that it’s hard to remember all of them sometimes. Besides the main series, we also have the edgier X series, the 3D adventure Legends series, and the Battle Network games that tried to capitalize on the...
Despite its name being a clear nod to the metal band whose punches use four more fingers, One Finger Death Punch 2 couldn’t have been more different from them. When I first watched the trailer for this game, I was wondering what the hell was happening onscreen. It looked like...
Time for a little story lesson. Back in the 80’s and 90’s, there was this neat little Japanese developer called Technos. They basically invented the beat ’em up genre with their two most important franchises: Double Dragon & Kunio-kun. The developer has released tons of games from both of these...
We’ve talked a lot about Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales already. We were all shocked when the game was first unveiled three years ago, first as just a standalone Gwent multiplayer game, then evolving into a full-fledged card-based RPG of its own. It was a game that could have easily failed...
The year 2016 was filled with gaming duds like Star Fox Zero, Mighty No. 9, and No Man’s Sky, but the game I hated the most was Street Fighter V. It was a technically sound game at launch, but it was abhorrent when it came to content and single-player experiences....
NIS America released Psikyo Shooting Stars Alpha last month, a collection comprised of a handful of excellent shooters (and that one Sol Divide dud) originally crafted by a company I knew little of at the time, Psikyo. It was a collection mainly featuring military and sci-fi shoot ’em ups that...
