Leo Faria
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Devolver Digital is one of my favorite publishers of all time. After a fantastic outing in 2018, I was excited to see what the company had in stock for 2019. It started off pretty well with the port of Downwell for the Switch and the release of the spectacular Ape...
Katana Zero
Katana Zero is the perfect example of your typical Devolver Digital-endorsed title: a retro-styled game with arcade elements, fast-paced action and a distinctive sense of humor. After experiencing two disappointments in The Red Strings Club and Weedcraft, I was ready for something more akin to the titles that made the...
The Earth Defense Force series is the perfect example of what a cult hit should be. We’re talking about a franchise comprised of ugly, dated, and technically flawed games that have managed to create a loyal following of fans from all over the world due to its “so bad it’s...
Ever played a game that’s so wrong on paper and so devoid of polish, yet you just can’t stop playing it? That’s the best way I can start off my review for Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission. There’s so much wrong in this game, so many signs of lazy...
I may not be a big fan of turn-based strategy games, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t enjoy playing Advance Wars on my DS back in the day. The intuitive controls, simple gameplay, somewhat interesting story, and map editor were all great features on this early DS...
At first glance, One Piece: World Seeker looks like a winner. An open world title with great graphics, a brand new storyline, and featuring the entire cast from the anime. After an abysmal VR title released last year, World Seeker had everything to become the piece of vindication One Piece...
What’s not to love about Tropico games? Being a resident of Latin America myself, I adore the game’s emphasis on building a Caribbean banana republic dictatorship, mixing both elements from city simulators like Sim City and Cities with some slight touches of dictatorship and tyranny, all covered in a hilarious...
Another day, another roguelike. The indie market is absolutely flooded with these types of games and that’s not exactly a bad thing. No one will ever argue about the quality of games like Dead Cells, Downwell, The Binding of Isaac, Spelunky, and many others. You just need to provide players...
A Power Rangers fighting game is an idea that might sound stupid at first, but when you really think about it, might actually work if enough care is put into the project. Think about it: this is a long-running series featuring tons of martial arts, special effects, and ridiculously cheesy...
Xenon Racer has some bold ideas. It wants to bring back the simplicity and fast pace from previous arcade racers released in the 90’s, all while wowing players with a rich and detailed futuristic setting. I just can’t say “no” to a proposal like that. Sadly, while there’s fun to...
If there’s one area of entertainment I would have never imagined I’d ever fall in love with, it was the original Lego Movie. It had everything to be just another expensive and joyless product placement, but it ended up being one of the greatest animated films I’ve seen in years....
It’s no surprise to anyone who knows me that I absolutely love how bonkers Devolver Digital is. I love the way they swim against the tide in the gaming industry, often releasing the craziest and most entertaining indies out there. Their latest offering for the Switch, The Red Strings Club,...
