Leo Faria
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Even if Bubble Bobble started out as an arcade platformer series, its puzzle counterpart, Puzzle Bobble (which used to be known as Bust-a-Move back in the day) is arguably a lot more famous. I remember that pretty much every single system up until the 3DS used to get at least...
Even if we didn’t exactly have an actual E3 event this year, that doesn’t mean we weren’t able to preview a few games last June. One of the games I had the chance of testing out back then was Monochrome Paris’ Tandem: A Tale of Shadows. A game that’s an...
I’ve been waiting to get my hands on Toy Soldiers HD ever since its first reveal during that bizarre period some dared to call a proper E3 last June. Even if it was basically an announcement that the franchise wasn’t dead and that it was getting a remaster that didn’t...
I want to start off this review by stating that I will NOT dive into a lot details about Inscryption‘s premise and plot. This is a game that is best enjoyed with little to no knowledge about it. I will talk about its first few hours, which do give you...
The original The Caligula Effect was originally released for PS Vita in 2017, but sadly, it didn’t make a splash. It was released way too late in that system’s life cycle and it had the unfortunate issue of coming out the same year as another JRPG starring teenagers fighting demons...
Can you believe it has been nearly twenty years since Metroid Fusion, the last original 2D Metroid? This factor alone is enough to make me love the fact that Metroid Dread exists. It is a return to form for the hugely influential franchise. Not only that, it’s the first Metroid...
Upon booting up Tails of Iron, you’re greeted with what seems to be a somewhat dark, but accessible fairytale about a young mouse who’s destined to be king, since his father, the current king, is getting old and wants to abdicate. Upon completing a really boring tutorial and winning the...
Slay the Spire changed the roguelike landscape forever. This was a game that proved that you could literally make a roguelike out of anything, even a freaking turn-based deckbuilder. Turn-based RPG combat and brutal roguelikes feel almost like they have been almost meant for each other thanks to that game’s...
A Super Smash Bros. clone featuring Nickelodeon characters from our childhood. We’ve all been bizarrely looking forward to Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl for a while, thanks to its outrageous premise. Come think of it, that was the natural progression after Nickelodeon Kart Racers 2, making a Smash clone after making a...
Back in 2019, when I reviewed a game called SolSeraph, I literally closed said review with the following statement:
I really need to find a better term for indie platformers inspired by Limbo and Inside other than “the little kid running away from imminent danger genre”, but I really cannot think of one. It is one of the most iconic niches in indie gaming thanks to Playdead’s critical and...
I would be lying if I told I had heard of 2011’s El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron prior to its recent re-release on Steam. This was as niche as niche could get: a lower-budget Japanese hack n’ slash centered around the Hebrew Book of Enoch, released in the same...
