Leo Faria
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Now this is something I definitely wasn’t expecting to review in 2020. I’ve been looking forward to Atari‘s VCS console ever since it got first revealed, but I still have no idea of what they’re actually developing software-wise for the console. Not only have they sold a ton of their...
We don’t need to remind you that Call of Duty is possibly the biggest gaming franchise of the past decade or so, even though a lot of gamers look at the series with disdain nowadays. The weak campaigns (or lack thereof), the yearly releases, the ridiculous plots almost always portraying...
I’ve said it before; whenever Arc System Works decides to either develop and/or publish a fighting game, they have my utmost attention, even if the game itself doesn’t look that appealing at first glance. I would have never thought that a fighting game with an eleven character roster based off...
Biped
In times like these that we are currently living, in which we are constantly looking for casual entertainment in order to divert ourselves from the chaos ensuing outside of our homes, I can’t stress how refreshing it is to play something as light-hearted and charming as Biped. Just like last...
This curious title has a backstory that might actually be more interesting than the game itself. Disaster Report 4 Plus: Summer Memories is an adventure game about trying to escape a ruined city that just got hit by a massive earthquake. Ironically enough, this game was originally planned for a...
I reviewed a little “interactive movie” in 2018 called Late Shift by Wales Interactive. While being a good movie in its own right, with decent acting and an interesting plot, it had very limited gameplay. It reminded me a lot of old interactive FMV titles for the Sega CD and...
Now this is something you don’t see everyday. There aren’t many games that give me such a hard time when I try to describe them like In Other Waters does. This is one of the most different and unique games I’ve played in years, but as you may already know,...
Although I am someone who grew up loving Sega, I can’t exactly say I have a lot of nostalgia towards the Panzer Dragoon games. That can basically be said about any other cult classic originally released solely for the Saturn. The first time I played a Panzer Dragoon game was...
I played a small demo for Gigantosaurus: The Game a while ago and was positively surprised with what I saw, even though I was more than aware that the game wasn’t aimed at me at all, nor at anyone else over the age of six. Then again, games targeted at...
I was eagerly waiting for the more than obvious Switch version of Saints Row IV, arguably one of the best open world games of all time alongside Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Mercenaries, and Just Cause 2. Being able to play Saints Row: The Third on-the-go was good, don’t get...
If you were born in a year starting with a 1 instead of a 2 and you’re into gaming, you probably know who Taito is. This company is probably one of the most important developers of all time, being one of the first major arcade developers to come from Japan...
So I guess that not only do we have licensed games based around YouTubers, but now we’re also seeing a weirdly ever-growing list of games based on podcasts? The surprisingly excellent 99Vidas was the first game of its kind I tackled a few years ago and now there’s Twin Breaker:...
