Leo Faria
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I am almost always impressed when I play a game developed by a single person. With the exception of the disgrace to mankind that was Sword of Fortress, most of these games ended up being true passion projects that surpassed all of my expectations, such as Iconoclasts, Undertale, Gorogoa, and Stardew...
The greatest draw of virtual reality is the possibility of immersing us daydreaming nerds into the most varied scenarios that our frail minds can imagine. Being able to become a powerful spellcaster in a medieval VR realm full of orcs and dragons isn’t exactly a new idea though. Skyrim did...
Jump Force
Initial impressions of Jump Force back at E3 2018 weren’t the most positive. The demo suffered from confusing visuals and framerate dips, but had enough charm to convince me to give it a go eventually. Being a successor to J-Stars Victory Vs., a title often ignored by most people, but...
Man, was I looking forward to Devil May Cry 5 ever since Capcom announced it last year during Microsoft’s pre-E3 conference! Everything looked so promising: the return of classic Dante, my favorite character, Nero, making a well-deserved comeback, gorgeous graphics, the usage of the magnificent RE Engine (also used in...
Some of you must have had a nightmare consisting on being trapped on an endless high school cycle for the rest of your life. Have you ever imagined that this could have been caused by a rogue virtual pop diva who wanted to save people from the hardships of real...
Ever since Rocket League came out in 2015, a lot of developers have decided to try to come up with the next big indie multiplayer title. A few of them managed to stand out, such as PUBG, while others got close but failed to stick to their roots like 505 Games’...
Sometimes it’s hard to remember that Dead or Alive is actually a fighting game franchise given how famous the series became for its volleyball spinoffs and the focus on its female fighters’ err, “assets”. Not only that, it is a very good fighting franchise which features a unique gameplay style;...
Like many of you, I grew up with little knowledge of the Ace Attorney series besides the fact the game’s main catchphrase “Objection!” became a famous meme in the gaming circle. Being a dumb teenager back when those games were all the rage, I never felt interested in tackling them....
NIS America is a company that releases games at an alarming pace, but unlike other publishers that focus solely on quantity rather than quality, the vast majority of their output ends up being pretty good and quite varied. Their first 2019 outing, The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince, is...
I would have never imagined that out of all game developers out there, Nintendo, the same people who still haven’t properly figured out how to come up with a lot of good online multiplayer games or a decent online service, would be the one that would come out with the...
Remember back in my Travis Strikes Again review, when I said that I really dislike when developers come up with smaller-scale spin offs in order to simultaneously calculate fan interest and raise funds for a proper sequel to a long-forgotten franchise? Well, here we are again with yet another example, this...
The indie scene is where creativity really thrives in the gaming world nowadays, but there are two small niches that show up quite often in this evergrowing market: twitch platformers and metroidvanias.
