Matheus Senna de Oliveira
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Sea of Stars
With beautiful visuals and engaging gameplay, the game delivers a high-quality experience, regardless of the device.
Mixing different genres, the game deserved a little more, but it continues to offer a fun experience even after so many years since its release.
The free-to-play game manages to offer original and well-finished challenges, although it still needs to earn its place in the market.
A beautiful package, with quality extra content and seven games that tell a rich and fun story.
Reviving the early days of three-dimensional games, we have here a title with a good dose of fun, albeit basic.
Starting off strong, the game has qualities that, unfortunately, are hampered by several shortcomings.
A great choice for fans of the hack and slash genre, as well as for sailors and pirates seeking Eiichiro Oda's legendary treasure.
The game has merits in several aspects, especially in the Multiplayer and Zombies modes, which remain the highlights of this release.
The new release comes with several features and various DLCs available, making it a great opportunity for both new and veteran players.
Making excellent use of the famous brand, the platform game manages to maintain the quality standard of previous titles.
Bearing the name of a famous brand, the new game has interesting qualities that are hampered by a production that fell short.
The formula offered by the game is both original and familiar, boasting good qualities in all its elements.
CriticDB tracks 25 Matheus Senna de Oliveira reviews, averaging 80/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Matheus Senna de Oliveira score in the Reviews tab.
Matheus Senna de Oliveira score distribution
- 90–1003
- 80–8913
- 70–796
- 60–693
- 50–590
- Below 500















