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Here is a useless, but still interesting fact about worldwide gaming culture for you: here in Brazil, we love retro-styled arcade racers. For reasons beyond my comprehension, one of the most widely celebrated games in the 16-bit era of gaming is Kemco’s Top Gear. We love games from the Cruis’n...
Just about two months ago, I was able to play a demo of Gunbrella at BIG Festival 2023, alongside a handful of other Devolver titles. It was one of the highlights of the event as a whole, even if the demo itself wasn’t exactly long. It showcased me the core...
Back when the Nintendo Switch first came out, a whopping six years ago, the first game I got for the system wasn’t Breath of the Wild. It was Super Bomberman R. Given how I had decided to purchase the Switch about a month after its release, I had decided to...
Starfield
Games like No Man’s Sky, Elite: Dangerous, and the never-to-be-fully-released Star Citizen promised us of a galaxy-sized sandbox we’d be able to explore and do whatever we wanted, depending on the role we’d want to take in their respective universe. Sadly, in most cases, we’d be limited to explore vast...
Team 17, the team behind the beloved Overcooked series, are back with an attempt to recreate that lightning in a bottle of a game. Overcooked was a series where one to four players attempted to run a chaotic kitchen. Making sure orders are correct, generally set out in the right...
Perhaps it’s just me, but has anyone ever had the urge to burst into song? I sure as hell have. It happens rather frequently, too, and is accompanied by a perceived operatic voice that’s nowhere near that level of skill, but the acoustics of my bathroom do it justice, or so...
When it was released a few years ago, the original (awfully named) Daymare was a bit of a mess. Starting off as a fan remake for Resident Evil 2, it shifted gears to its original IP after Capcom decided they wanted to do their own instead, and it paid off....
There is nothing more annoying than someone demanding that you list any number of pieces of art created by an artist or group. Most people could probably name three Beatles songs off the top of their heads with zero hesitation, but there are plenty who can’t, and that’s perfectly fine....
Over the past ten years, no game developer has impressed me more than FromSoftware. Dark Souls was released in 2011, and whilst it was a masterpiece, it did have some issues. Namely, around the technical and polishing side, whilst excelling at tough, well-designed gameplay. Ever since then, their games have...
Games like Samba de Amigo make me happy. There’s something about Sega’s dumber outings that captivate me like no other kind of game. Remember their barrage of ultra-dumb, ultra-fun arcadey outings from the Dreamcast era? Space Channel 5, Crazy Taxi, Monkey Ball, Seaman, Samba de Amigo… Sega used to go...
Fort Solis
The Unreal Engine 5 is finally here, and we’re finally seeing a plethora of games featuring it being released in the wild. Layers of Fear and Remnant II are two main examples, but what I really wanted to see was a small studio handling the power offered by Epic Games’...
I grew up playing the Age of Empires games, as well as Age of Mythology, to near exhaustion. Whilst everyone else was having the time of their lives with Blizzard’s real-time strategy offerings, I was standing on the hill that Ensemble Studios’ creations were much, much better in terms of...
