Leo Faria
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Mighty Goose
The gaming world has been in love with geese for some nonsensical reason ever since the release of Untitled Goose Game. A game which I enjoyed, but I feel like I was the only person in the whole world who thought it was overhyped and overrated… and that’s coming from...
I had heard good things about Beautiful Desolation, a point-and-click adventure game released earlier last year for PC. It was released shortly after I had finished playing Disco Elysium, yet another game with a similar gameplay loop and mechanics. For reasons beyond me, I just didn’t play it at the...
I used to think I had seen everything the Earth Defense Force franchise had to offer: mindless shooters that looked and performed like crap, but were still fun in a “shut off your brain and enjoy it” kind of way. I wasn’t expecting for an EDF game to look quite...
Mass Effect is a gaming institution. Originally released in 2007, the franchise became one of the poster children of the seventh generation of home video game consoles. All thanks to its fantastic plot, memorable characters, and of course, excellent gameplay that fused third-person shooting and RPG mechanics in a way...
Of all Sega franchises currently being developed and published by other companies, Wonder Boy is the most fruitful of them all. This is all thanks to the excellent releases of both the Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap remake and Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom, which was a brand new...
Capcom loves to release compilations of their classic titles. More often than not, they tend to release a collection revolving a specific franchise or overall theme, such as Street Fighter, Disney games from the NES era, or classic beat ’em ups. Capcom had never released a compilation of pretty much...
Upon booting Aerial_Knight’s Never Yield up for the first time, I was greeted with a small cutscene that felt really cool and stylish, accompanied by some sick instrumental hip hop beats. I thought to myself, “I’m in for a hidden gem”. It didn’t take long for all semblance of hope...
Of the myriad of games released by Devolver Digital over the past few years, Deconstructeam’s The Red Strings Club was one of the few which didn’t click with me. Not because of its intriguing story, but because of its mundane gameplay, to the point I wished the game had just...
When I first heard about Subnautica: Below Zero, I thought it was going to be some kind of DLC for the original game. Which was fine considering it was one of the best titles I played in 2018, not to mention one of the best survival games ever made, period....
Had Skate City been released on consoles just a mere year ago, I am pretty sure this game would have been considered a savior of the skateboarding genre. By then, we wouldn’t have had news about the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater franchise making a comeback. We wouldn’t have known about...
R-Type Final 2
If you love shoot ’em ups, especially horizontal shooters, you’ll love R-Type. The franchise is one of the most celebrated of the genre, alongside Gradius, boasting dozens of titles in countless platforms, as well as even some strategy-focused spinoffs. Even though their original developer, Irem, went the way of the...
Whenever I remind myself that the first Pokémon Snap came out a whopping twenty-two years ago, I feel a bit dead on the inside. I was only six when that game came out, the perfect age to enjoy not only that fantastic Nintendo 64 gem (which still holds up pretty...
