Leo Faria
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Yars’ Revenge is the best-selling original Atari 2600 game of all time. It is also one of the best Atari 2600 games of all time. I want to remind you all of that because of the idiotic stigma created by the its developer’s (Howard Scott Warshaw) follow-up title, the infamous...
We have reviewed a handful of games by tinyBuild in the past, and for the most part, they were duds. The company is doing a Herculean job trying to become yet another Devolver in the market (as in, a bigger indie publisher with style and attitude), but their output of...
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. The brand new reboot of the Saints Row franchise is a perfect example of this statement. Back when it was first announced, I cringed at its reveal trailer. It looked like a ton of things, EXCEPT the Saints Row I...
Over the past few weeks, I have received two review codes for two titles sharing a few similarities: Switch ports of mobile puzzle games. One of them is called Please Touch the Artwork, the other one is called Understand. Upon playing both of them, I realized how similar they were...
Two Point Hospital was a great first step from the aptly named Two Point Studios, a studio founded by former Bullfrog developers, basically reviving their cult classic simulator Theme Hospital for a modern audience. Despite some issues, the game was really fun, and even managed to work perfectly on a...
I like when a game is centered around a less “mainstream” mythology I’m not familiar with. We get a ton of Egyptian, Greek, Norse, and even Pre-Columbian themed games every year, but I like when games featuring Indian, Persian, and other mythological elements are released by smaller studios. This is...
I spent a chunk of my youth years in England, where I was introduced to the delightful world of snarky, sarcastic, dry British humo(u)r. TV shows and movies are filled to the brim with this particular kind of comedy, with movies like Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead, as...
Elden Ring
We are halfway through 2022, with so many great gaming releases, and even more games to come, but if there’s one thing that’s pretty much unanimous among the gaming populace, is that we’ve had our game of the year decided for us since late February. For as much as Neon...
The first Redout was released a few years ago, and despite its promising premise, being inspired by antigrav racers like F-Zero and (most noticeably) Star Wars Episode I: Racer, it felt underwhelming. Between its visuals, bland performance, and lackluster amount of content, it felt inferior to other similar racers released...
The fifth and sixth generations of consoles were by far my favorites, as they were an integral part of my childhood, but the PS1 and PS2 weren’t systems I owned back in the day, thus I missed on the Klonoa games when they first came out. Even though they screamed...
We’ve had some faily decent tennis games being released over the past few years, such as Tennis World Tour 2 and AO Tennis 2, but they still felt a bit lackluster in some areas. Even though they were leagues better than other tennis titles released during the past decade, they...
I like Rainbow Studios, but I’m starting to worry a bit about them. The company is known for two different IPs: MX vs ATV and Monster Jam. The first time I played my first games in each of these franchises, I was satisfied with their quality, but felt there was...
