Leo Faria
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Of all remasters from Nightdive Studios, Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion was the one I was looking forward to the most, even before its more-than-obvious reveal earlier this year. After knocking out of the park with their remasters of both Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, the...
PowerWash Simulator is one of the oddest success stories in the history of gaming, if you ask me. There are dozens, maybe hundreds of menial task simulators out in the market, with almost all of them being utterly boring duds where I constantly question the likelihood of the existence of...
One could imagine that, given how Ubisoft blatantly refused to properly preview and promote Assassin’s Creed Nexus prior to its release, we weren’t supposed to look forward to it. When a big publisher can’t be bothered to promote a game before release, barely telling us a thing about its visuals,...
It amazes me how the borderline industrial output of Yakuza/Like a Dragon games does not generate fatigue. Despite having played more than a dozen games in the franchise over the past six years or so, I keep asking for more, and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio rarely disappoints. Like a Dragon...
Alien Hominid HD wasn’t the only release by The Behemoth this November. In fact, the re-release of its 2004 flagship title was actually more of a complimentary piece of content to accompany what was the company’s actual main dish for the year: an actual new Alien Hominid game… sort of....
You can say a lot of things about GameMill’s recent output of licensed games, but when it comes to their Nickelodeon titles, they usually improve upon their predecessors based on carefully listening to fan feedback. Nickelodeon Kart Racers was crap, but its sequel fixed pretty much every single complaint, becoming...
Air Twister
Shenmue III was a bitter pill to swallow for people waiting for that damn game to come out for the previous decade and a half, but also an even harder pill to swallow for its creator, Yu Suzuki. After more than a decade outside of the gaming industry, the once...
I started paying extra attention to Polish developer Teyon after enjoying their take on the Terminator franchise. Terminator: Resistance wasn’t amazing, but considering the team’s limitations, it was pretty good. It showcased Teyon’s talent with making licensed games with limited budgets. So I was wondering what Teyon would be able...
I love the Metal Gear Solid games. It was love at first sight after playing my first game at the age of seven. Ironically enough, it wasn’t Metal Gear Solid on the PlayStation 1, but actually Ghost Babel, that one phenomenal spinoff released for the Game Boy Color. I then...
There are lots of aspects of Japanese pop culture that I struggle to understand, but none of them puzzle me like the sheer popularity of the Hello Kitty brand. Sure, it’s cute, and anyone can doodle it, but for it to be worth eight billion dollars (2014 numbers), is just...
Telling me that there is a game out there trying to emulate the look and feel of the collectathon platformers from the Nintendo 64 era is like telling a moth there is a lovely neon light in the vicinity; you have my curiosity and my attention almost instantly. In these...
The original Hot Wheels Unleashed was one of the biggest surprises from 2021. No one, myself included, expected a lot from a licensed Mattel racing game coming from a developer mostly known for really competent, but newcomer-unfriendly motorcycle titles. That game shut me and everyone else up, being massively entertaining...
