Leo Faria
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For as much as I like the overall aesthetics of the cyberpunk genre, I think it has both peaked and reached a point of utter saturation after the release of CD Projekt Red’s own Cyberpunk 2077. What else would anyone even be able to do with such a premise? Not...
Digital Eclipse’s documentaries / compilations have been outstanding so far, but one thing all of the previous three instances of their series had in common was the fact the games were a bit too old and a bit too limited. That’s not to say they were compilations on bad games...
Ask any first-person shooter fan out there about their opinion on the 2004 game Painkiller, and the utter vast majority of them will say they’re a fan. It featured great visuals for the time, as well as an interesting premise, a story worth caring about, a lengthy campaign, and an...
I was too young to fully appreciate Chicken Run back when it was first released. At the age of eight, I wasn’t able to enjoy the effort put into its art style, as well as its homage to classic stealth movies and its dry, witty British humor. Just like most...
Arkanoid. Those autoscroller games available on mobile that infest my Instagram and Youtube feeds. The city building bit from ActRaiser. Roguelikes. Those four elements have absolute nothing in common, at least on paper. I never thought a game featuring all of these bits mixed in a blender would ever exist,...
For the past twenty years, arcade parlors, laundromats and bowling alleys have featured countless Fast & Furious arcade cabinets. I am 100% sure you’ve seen one of those before, and I bet you’ve played them, like, once. To be honest, even though they were developed by Eugene Jarvis, the man...
When I reviewed the first Pac-Man World remake, 2022’s Pac-Man World: Re-Pac, I found it to be a competent remake of a cult classic that, whilst loved by a lot of people due to nostalgia, isn’t and has never particularly been a groundbreaking title in the platforming genre. What I...
The last few Nickelodeon-themed games published by GameMill have been impressive surprises, especially when it comes to their take on the karting genre, but I never thought I’d ever play a Nickelodeon-themed action RPG inspired by Diablo and Path of Exile, and for said game to end up being, like,...
I’ve mentioned in the past that Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is not only one of the best games from the past decade in my opinion, but easily one of the best and most underrated JRPGs of all time. It fills my heart with joy to see that, at least nowadays,...
Yooka-Laylee was one of my favorite games from 2017, and I’m not just saying that to justify the Kickstarter money I invested on it (you won’t hear me say the same for Shenmue III, for instance). Despite featuring some issues, it delivered exactly what I wanted from a game meant...
It’s no exaggeration to state that the Angry Video Game Nerd, the internet persona of one James Rolfe, is one of the most important figures in 21st century pop culture. You may think I’m just being dramatic, but just think about it: his Youtube show, which has been going on...
Like any good human being with a pulse, I love Nintendo games, but I always worry about few of their franchises having actual competitors that are good enough to make them put in an effort on their subsequent releases. The issue with most Nintendo games is that, when there’s no...
