Leo Faria
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We all know, and are aware, and are doing our best to help the world with more environmental-friendly practices, be it with the simpler things like not using plastic straws and shopping bags, to changing our lightbulbs to more sustainable LED ones. That being said, there are times in which...
Even though Eastasiasoft’s recent output of games has been atrocious, to put it very mildly, I was immediately intrigued by the announcement of the next-gen versions of Omen of Sorrow. For reasons beyond my comprehension, I missed out on this game’s existence back when it first came out, even though...
“Dark Souls with guns”. This is how most people I know have initially described Remnant: From the Ashes, originally released in 2019 to some surprisingly positive reception. It wasn’t exactly the kind of game that would end up winning awards, but everyone I know who has played it really enjoyed...
Monster Energy Supercross 6. Yep, six. The sixth iteration of a racing franchise that isn’t bad at all, but makes you question whether or not it is really necessary for it to get yearly sequels at a staggering pace. Do we need six of those? The Monster Energy Supercross seasons...
In an era where, for the most part, licensed gaming isn’t as reviled as it used to be, it boggles me that we haven’t gotten a proper Justice League game outside of the Injustice games, and those are already ten and six years old. DC and Warner Bros aren’t necessarily...
Speaking as someone who grew up with nostalgic feelings towards the Digimon World franchise, even though I knew they weren’t exactly good games, I must ask to my fellow Digimon fans: is there a singular staple title in that particular subseries? One you think about it and tell yourself, “this...
Atari is starting to delve into some deep cuts with its latest Recharged titles, and I’m more than happy with this strategy. Not long ago, I was somewhat complaining that the only thing the company was doing was releasing Recharged games, some of which were pretty boring and uninteresting, like...
A lot of companies have tried to jump into the soulslike (I’m not going to call it “masocore”, give up) bandwagon, but very few have managed to carve a niche of their own, making their games feel like an extension to the genre, and not just some average Dark Souls...
I’ve said it time and time again that 3D platformers, namely collectathons, are some of my favorite games of all time. I can play the entirety of Banjo-Kazooie and Tooie nearly blindfolded, and will never, ever complain about the sheer amount of collectibles featured in Donkey Kong 64. For a...
To us, die-hard Yakuza/Like a Dragon fans, Ishin was like Mother 3. It was the coveted, Japan-only exclusive that sounded too good to be true, and too Japanese to ever be released in the West. I even went the distance of importing a copy of the original PS4 release of...
‘I’ve heard good things from Ubisoft Dusseldorf, fomerly known as Blue Byte, from my WayTooManyGames colleagues, namely due to their excellence in making immersive city builders, like the Anno games. As in, games where you build cities. A builder. For cities. That’s it. I’m writing this obvious remark because someone...
I would have never guessed that a franchise like Gal*Gun would eventually have a few spinoffs under its belt that, uh… don’t look at feel like Gal*Gun. The franchise is known for its very unique take on the light gun genre, being a very “love it or hate it, we...
