Leo Faria
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Rugby 20
It sucks being a gamer who’s also a massive rugby fan. Given how niche the sport is, it’s hard to find a rugby game with enough of a budget to afford both a sizeable amount of teams and an acceptable level of polish. Not long ago, I said that the...
Commandos 2: Men of Courage was originally released in the beginning of the millennium. Back at the peak of popularity for the real-time tactics genre, thanks to franchises like Total War, Close Combat, Sudden Strike, and of course, Commandos. It was a hard-as-nails mix between a stealth title and a...
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath, a spin-off to Lorne Lanning’s bizarre but acclaimed cinematic platformer Oddworld series, was originally released for the OG Xbox in 2005. There have been additional HD versions released for the weirdest assortment of consoles in the years since, ranging from the Vita to the freaking Ouya.
It’s safe to say that if you’re a fan of arcade shoot ’em ups, you need to buy a Switch. Not only it is one of the very few systems in which you can play those games with a vertical aspect ratio, but the amount of titles available for it...
These are dark times for tennis video games. When was the last time we got an actually decent tennis game on a console? Tennis World Tour was terrible. Mario Tennis has fallen from grace with its awful Wii U iteration and its underwhelming Switch version. The less I talk about...
I took advantage of how dead the first half of January is when it comes to new releases just so I could play a few games I didn’t have time to tackle in 2019. The top priority of my list was Disco Elysium. I’m not going to lie, I knew...
I’m not going to lie, this is the first time I’m playing a game in the Call of Juarez series. I had little to no knowledge about it prior to playing this specific Nintendo Switch port of the final iteration of the franchise. Now I’m wondering what the hell was...
When I first heard of Shovel Knight Showdown, my first thought was of how unfair it is that Shovel Knight himself is relegated to being a simple assist trophy in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. Meanwhile, other useless characters like Piranha Plant, Dark Pit, and two thirds of the Fire Emblem...
I had never heard of Doctor Who before moving to England back in 2009. It was basically impossible to resist the urge of watching at least one episode of the long-lasting show, as well as Top Gear, back in those days, as everyone in school would talk about it. I’m...
Blair Witch
Polish studio Bloober Team is a curious case of a developer that decided to focus on one thing and one thing only: narrative-driven horror games. I’ve had a somewhat mixed history with their games, as I’ve never played anything from them that was just “okay”. It was either dreadful, like...
EDM is a music genre that can best be described as an acquired taste. Yes, it is repetitive as hell. Yes, it’s so artificial that it sounds like whoever composed it has never seen an actual acoustic instrument in their entire life. Yes, it’s very commercial. With that being said,...
I still have no idea of what’s keeping Harmonix from releasing a VR version of Rock Band for the PSVR. Rhythm games and virtual reality are a match made in heaven, as we have already seen with titles like Beat Saber and the Oculus Rift version of Rock Band. Deemo...
