Felipe didn't play any new games last quarter, but one Pokémon success left him desperate to buy a Switch 2.
The episode begins with hosts Leo Nerd Kit and Felipe Chaves introducing their quarterly preview format for upcoming video game releases. Felipe shares that he didn't play any new games from the last quarter but was highly anticipating Pokémon Pokópia, which he describes as a critical and commercial success. Leo talks about playing Resident Evil Reckon, praising its fun gameplay but criticizing its weak script, specifically pointing out a plot flaw involving the character Gracie. The hosts then transition to discussing April releases, starting with Pokémon Champions, a battle-focused title that may shift the franchise's competitive meta. They mention Vampire Crawlers, a spin-off from Vampire Survival, and Mousepi for hire, noted for its 1930s cartoon aesthetic. Tomodachi Life Live the Dream is highlighted as a life simulation game with a demo already available. The conversation moves to Pragmata, a long-delayed Capcom game that hosts hope will be innovative, comparing it to other risky Capcom titles. Other April games include The Amber Guardian, a 2D roguelike platformer, and Replaced, a cyberpunk-style platform game with detailed pixel art. May releases feature Yoshi's Mystery Book, the first game under Nintendo's new digital price reduction in Brazil, and Lego Batman Legacy of the Dark Knight, which hosts anticipate for its gameplay. June previews include Gothic 1 Remake, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millenium Tales, and Dead or Alive 6 Last Round. Throughout, the hosts encourage listener interaction by asking for comments on games played and anticipated.
