Farley Santos
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Toem 2
The new adventure preserves the welcoming spirit of the original, while expanding the world with new tools and possibilities for interaction.
Remedy's new adventure bets on a larger scale, more dynamic combat, and a Manhattan where reality itself has ceased to make sense.
The console adaptation of the adventure preserves its essence, but also carries limitations that reveal its origins.
The idea of combining retro action and roguelite elements is appealing, but the execution oscillates between fun moments and recurring frustrations.
The intricate world and versatile mechanics make discovery one of the adventure's greatest qualities.
Zero Parades
With elaborate dialogue and lasting consequences, the game transforms mistakes and decisions into part of the journey.
Saros
Question your sanity in this title of exceptional shootouts whose structure ultimately fell short.
Despite being conservative and limited in some areas, Capcom's new adventure captivates with its creativity and technical quality.
Minos
This indie title stands out with its unique combination of action and tactics, but the experience is lost due to a lack of diverse content.
The sequel to the fighting game offers interesting evolutions, but the focus on competitive play compromises its impact.
A few good fights are the highlight of a DLC that offers very little else.
The prelude has some original ideas and good pacing, but fails to be memorable.
CriticDB tracks 23 Farley Santos reviews, averaging 77/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Farley Santos score in the Reviews tab.
Farley Santos score distribution
- 90–1004
- 80–899
- 70–797
- 60–693
- 50–590
- Below 500













