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Pleonasm is a fun word that I just discovered recently. It means making a redundant statement through unnecessary descriptions, such as “wet water” or “worthless NFT.” In this case, the word came up when using the phrase “silly Devolver title,” which I suppose is accurate. From My Friend Pedro to...
It feels like a dream come true. Nightdive Studios have finally been given the opportunity to remaster a Star Wars game. Whilst I appreciate the work Aspyr has done (and still does) with its re-releases of titles from late 90s and early 2000s, such as Episode I: Racer, Republic Commando,...
After playing some really big games right in the beginning of 2024, I was ready to tackle something smaller, more easygoing, which would result in less emotional damage. Ufouria: The Saga 2 wasn’t exactly the kind of game I was expecting to like as much as I did, but after...
It is safe to say that superhero hype is already way past its prime. It is also safe to say that live service AAA games are now considered a black sheep in the gaming industry, and a surefire way to make a developer and publisher lose a ton of money...
The moment I found out that Christian Whitehead, the developer behind the magnificent Sonic Mania, was creating a brand new studio in order to create brand new IPs outside of Sega’s realm, I was really excited to find out what kind of game he would eventually come up with. Was...
It is hard to believe it’s been twenty years since the original release of two of my favorite childhood games. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door gets a remake/master later this year, but to start 2024 off with a bang, at least in the Nintendo side of things, we get...
A retro-styled, first-person shooter with gothic imagery, published in tandem by 3D Realms and Fulqrum, in which you start off a game by being transported to a wicked land via a mysterious boat. The fact there are two games by the same publishing duo coming out just a few weeks...
We are back with yet another Picross game on the Switch, which isn’t exactly a bad thing in my opinion. Whenever a new Picross S game comes out, I buy it immediately and proceed to consume it like a vampire. I very rarely talk about a new release like this,...
The term ‘roguelike’ came from the classic ASCII game Rogue, where the objective was to get through the adventure without dying, and every time that did happen, your progress was brought back to zero and you had to try again. The idea became so popular that an entire genre was...
It takes a lot for a turn-based roguelite/like to catch my attention nowadays, mostly due to how utterly saturated that specific niche is in the indie gaming sphere. It takes even more for me to fall for one of those, to the point of not being able to put it...
Way back in 2013 (yes, more than a decade ago) Ubisoft announced Skull and Bones, an open world pirate simulator that had a lot of people excited. However, nobody expected to wait for for such a long time. We get that AAA game development is long and arduous, but this...
Mastering the true art of parody is what separates quality content from half-baked nonsense. There’s a significant reason why “Weird Al” Yankovic holds such a prestigious place in the halls of comedy and pastiche songs, but that one guy who sang “I Want It That Way” filled with homophobic innuendos...
