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  1. TLDR: If you see a game produced by "LGS Productions", Lightning Game Studios, or that has the name Gilson B. Pontes anywhere on it, DO NOT waste your money. AVOID IT LIKE THE PLAGUE.

    I am so, so, so terribly sorry that you got suckered into spending money on the latest steaming pile of shovelware from Gilson B. Pontes. I just saw this game for the first time, currently on sale on the PlayStation Store–and after watching the trailer, I immediately recognized the signature elements that are present in all games from this "developer" (I use that term very generously with this guy):
    – Nonsensical game titles
    – Nonsensical descriptions/summaries
    – Lack of any story that makes any sense
    – Lack of any discernable goal or objective — It's supposed to be a game, so how do you WIN?
    – VAST open, mostly empty world/wasteland, that you spend ridiculous amounts of time traversing
    – Gawdawful "combat" system

    "Games" from Gilson B. Pontes are not really games, but would be more accurately described as tech-demos of stuff that you'd find IN games… but just as the act of throwing a bunch of random edible stuff together does not make for a satisfying meal, simply combining a bunch of things together that you'd expect to find in a video game does not result in a satisfying, enjoyable GAME.

    Here are the other PS4 games released by this guy, in chronological order:
    2016 – Solbrain Knight of Darkness (removed from PSN due to copyright violating assets included that were blatantly stolen from other games)
    2017 – Spear of Destiny: The Kaiseki
    2018 – Sword of Fortress: The Onomuzim
    2019 – Samael: The Legacy of Ophiuchus
    2020 – Shadow the Ronin: The Revenge to the Samurai
    2021 – Taishogun: The Rise of Emperor
    2022 – Ashigaru: The Last Shogun

    If you investigate any of the games listed (minus Solbrain, since that one is no longer available), you'll notice that there is something oddly similar about all of them… as in, they're all practically the same game, just with different Instagram filters applied to make them look different.

    2023 is only 6 months away… and you can be sure that with the new year, there will also come another rotting stinker from Gilson B. Pontes. BUYER BEWARE!!!

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