Leo Faria
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There’s no feeling quite like solving a difficult puzzle in a mystery game. When things start to fall into place, when you manage to understand what the hell is going on around you, when you finally realize an incoming plot twist, and so on. That’s what makes real deduction games...
I have to thank globalization and the increased popularity of Japanese pop culture in the West for letting me play this game, in full, where I currently live. Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher is the kind of game you would never expect to see available and fully localized in the West....
Upon booting up Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, I was sadly reminded of the “Ghost Corps” logo, a shoddy initiative by Sony Pictures to turn the Ghostbusters franchise into a heavily exploitable multimedia empire. It’s safe to say that, so far, this hasn’t garnered the results that Sony was expecting. Two movies,...
There were so many factors pointing towards the Nintendo Switch port of Alan Wake Remastered to be a beautiful disaster of cataclysmic proportions. The first factor was the Switch’s hardware itself, known for not being able to properly render a demanding AAA outing, unless your name is DOOM or The...
Gotham Knights
Here’s the most obvious statement I will ever say in this site, one that will also paint me as a boomer: I don’t understand social media at times. It feels like every now and then the internet collectively tries to overreact towards a new (or old) piece of pop culture,...
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is aptly named. Pardon my ultra cheesy cliché with this one, but it does showcase a bit of hope for a game company in dire need of some goodwill. Over the past few months, Ubisoft has been delivering bad news after bad news (delays,...
I think I speak for everyone who has previously beaten A Plague Tale: Innocence that a sequel was more than warranted. It’s not like the first game ended on a massive cliffhanger, but there was enough room for a sequel to be created in case the first game became a...
One of the most pleasant gaming surprises of 2020 was Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2, a game that, for all intents and purposes, should have been a disaster. It was a low-budgeted, poorly advertised follow-up to a reviled licensed game published by a company with a mixed-at-best track record. Yet, it...
I know I’m preaching to the choir when stating the following, but when reviewing a game, we are basically telling consumers two things. The first one is telling everyone if a game is good or not. The second one is telling people if said game is worth buying. Let’s just...
I have already stated in the past that I’m a huge WarioWare fan, and given how terrible its latest entry was, I am more than happy to welcome competitors delivering something similar in order to take advantage of its source of inspiration’s currently dying momentum. The thought of Atari doing...
Reviewing Dakar Desert Rally, the brand new rally raid racing game based on the world’s most famous event not actually set in the titular capital of Senegal, feels completely different than when I reviewed its predecessor way back in 2018. Back then, rally games weren’t exactly at their peak. WRC...
You know, for as much as I ended up not being the biggest of fans of the first two No More Heroes games (I’m not even putting the lame spinoff into consideration), I gave them a pass for being nearly fifteen years old. Gaming was different back then. Humor is...
