Gustavo Souza
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The game doesn't delve deeply into management aspects, but it delivers a complete universe of monsters ready for battle.
Refugium Games' title could be a good successor to Rockstar's game, but very little actually works to make it so.
With a striking aesthetic and fast pace, the game relies on the combination of playgrounds and violence to stand out.
The title delivers frenetic and brutal action, combined with an engaging narrative and a striking audiovisual identity.
Even within an already established formula, the game integrates its dark theme very well to stand out.
Trash Goblin
Join our beloved goblin once again on a campaign to restore a new district.
The new game in the series still repeats some past mistakes, but it holds its own with its combat mechanics and monster creation.
Featuring a beautiful script and visuals, the title proves to be an unmissable experience for those who enjoy narrative games.
Hozy
With simple mechanics and a welcoming atmosphere, Come On Studio's title is a great option for passing the time without pressure.
With short stages and intense challenge, Neil Jones' new game showcases speed and precision in gameplay, but suffers from repetition.
Even without major innovations, indie music holds up through its charm, customization, and welcoming atmosphere.
CriticDB tracks 11 Gustavo Souza reviews, averaging 75/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Gustavo Souza score in the Reviews tab.
Gustavo Souza score distribution
- 90–1002
- 80–892
- 70–796
- 60–690
- 50–590
- Below 501










