Leo Faria
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We reviewers usually sound very uncreative when we summarise a game by calling it a mixture of two other titles, but can we be blamed when the developers themselves do that in order to promote their latest release? Case and point, The Hong Kong Massacre. There’s no better way to...
After being greeted with the excellent Hitman 2 at the end of 2018, we were surprised to find out IO Interactive and Warner Bros had another little treat for fans of gaming’s most famous hair-deprived assassin. The Hitman HD Enhanced Collection features both Blood Money and Absolution, the two games...
There is a huge world that we, people living in the Americas, barely know or talk about when it comes to gaming: the world of European point and click adventures. We grew up playing games like Monkey Island, Grim Fandango, and even the more recent Telltale games and often talk...
I’m not going to lie; I knew nothing about Gungrave before tackling Gungrave VR, a brand new PSVR exclusive published by XSEED. It took me a while to find out this is not only a sequel to a series of games released for the PS2 that garnered enough interest to...
There are many different strategies a developer/publisher can adopt in order to try to get a dormant franchise back to the spotlight. You can release a remaster of an older title in order to increase the overall awareness of the franchise, just like Capcom is doing at the moment with...
Onimusha must be one of the most criminally underrated gaming franchises of all time. Capcom’s attempt at mixing the survival horror camera angles and difficulty from Resident Evil with hack and slash elements that would later on become more notable in games like Devil May Cry was bold back in...
Solar Flux
Originally released on iPads and PC, the bizarre Solar Flux can best be described when you mix the weird controls and pickup system from the old Star Control games with the plot from that one weird Sunshine movie starring Cillian Murphy, that one in which they’re trying to reignite the...
Dusk
I’ve been hearing a lot about Dusk lately, and how it is supposedly one of the best retro-styled shooters in years, largely due to its insanely high scores given by other gaming websites. As a fan of FPS games, especially those inspired by games like Doom, Quake, Unreal and Heretic,...
It’s safe to say that if you’re currently looking for games that look and play like Harvest Moon, buying a brand new Harvest Moon game is possibly the worst option you could have. The franchise has definitely seen better days, with its latest release, Light of Hope, being the absolute...
One knows what to expect from a Disgaea game, the flagship title from NIS America as a whole; an adorable and instantly recognizable art style, gameplay akin to what Final Fantasy Tactics used to provide two decades ago, a good soundtrack, a mixture of innocent and mischievous humor, and a...
Even though I was born a full ten years after the videogame crash of 1983, I’ve always had a fond relationship with Atari. My first ever gaming system was an Atari Lynx. Back when I started collecting retro consoles, a “Darth Vader” Atari 2600 was my first purchase. I even...
RollerCoaster Tycoon is easily one of the most celebrated gaming franchises from the late 90’s and early 2000’s, even though its games are mostly known for the sheer amount of chaos you could cause with death traps in rollercoaster form, instead of the depth and level of simulation it featured....
