João Pedro Boaventura
This author account hasn't been claimed yet. To claim this account, please contact the outlet owner to request access.
Writing For
GameBlastLatest Reviews
Despite bringing the supernatural fog to a new region of the planet, the mystery of St. Amelia proves to be far more conservative than it appears.
From the same developers as Crown Gambit, this title brings a routine of hearings, missions, and administrative decisions in the form of a medieval fantasy.
Clearly inspired by current industry trends, Game Freak's new RPG shows a studio willing to flourish beyond its flagship IP.
The expansion of Mintrocket's hit title takes advantage of the reduced scope of a DLC to experiment.
Despite the name, the title developed by Coin Drop Games is actually a puzzle game that's nothing more than decent.
Without reinventing the genre, Big Bad Wolf's title finds above-average execution in its investigation and psychological tension.
NIS's new title bets on simplicity while suffering from repetition and limited scope, although it is sustained by its narrative charm.
Although lacking in challenge or complex gameplay systems, the title developed by Crimson Dusk still manages to deliver honest fun.
This latest edition of the series' most iconic title is a faithful reconstruction that opted to play it safe rather than completely reinvent the experience.
The latest title from the Somnium Files franchise is a functional but limited spin-off that delivers the basics without expanding on its narrative legacy.
Grasshopper Manufacture's new title delivers one of the studio's most concise and daring experiences in at least fifteen years.
Without much flair or impact, the second part of the DLC doesn't seem to strive to create a cohesive whole with the first.
