Leo Faria
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I had the chance to test Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom back at E3 2018, and was really impressed by what little I could play. It looked and sounded great, but I really wanted to know if the entire game would wow me as that brief E3 demo. What...
From the moment that Katamari Damacy Reroll starts and you listen to that bizarre but instantly catchy theme song, you know you’re in for a treat. The original Katamari Damacy was released back in 2004 and enticed players by pretty much being the weirdest game they had ever seen up...
Even though the Switch’s library is already huge and widely varied for a less than two year old console, there’s one genre that hasn’t seen much love ever since the system’s launch: racing simulators. The only racing sim released in 2017 was Gear.Club Unlimited, a port of a successful mobile...
When I played Super Smash Bros Ultimate at E3 2018, I wrote about how great the gameplay felt, but I wasn’t impressed with the show floor demo on account of the small number of characters as stages available at the time. Little did I know what Masahiro Sakurai was cooking...
As I booted up Just Cause 4 for the first time, I reminisced over about how much I loved the last game, despite its issues. Just Cause 4 manages to fix a lot of those problems and still keep it outrageous. I strapped a rocket booster onto a llama and sent the...
If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ve might noticed that I’m a big fan of shoot ’em ups. There’s just something about that genre that clicks with me: the simplicity, the designs, the stupid amount of bullets onscreen, the test of reflexes that the genre provides to players....
There are some games you end up missing out when they first come out, only for you to play them years later and question yourself on how you were able to miss them at launch. That’s the case with Dust: An Elysian Tail. Originally released for the Xbox 360 in...
If you’ve been with us for a while, you might know that I’m a sucker for old school and retro-inspired first-person shooters. I love older titles like Turok, as well as more modern retro-inspired titles like Quake Champions, Doom and Wolfenstein. When I found out about Project Warlock, a brand new retro-inspired...
