Vitor Braz
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The Plucky Squire is that clever. It’s a game that is impossible to dislike, young or old gamers, a breath of fresh air and a colossal display of creativity and talent. Finding a game that looks like it is a daunting task, and while it may not win a GOTY...
Wild Bastards
Which is a shame overall, because Wild Bastards has a robust core that just isn’t balanced. There’s obvious appeal in it, but only for the most persistent gamers who are capable of looking beyond some glaring flaws. In the end, it’s wild wild west in space, just as the theme...
How can something so familiar sound so unique? That’s the question a game like Demon’s Mirror dares to pose, and successfully answers it at the same time. It’s a bit of two popular genres and it doesn’t outstay its welcome; actually, I’d love to have a little more time to...
Once Human
Fans of survival MMOs should get their share of resource gathering, combat, and building in Once Human. For a free-to-play game, it offers quite an impressive playtime to enjoy without any constrictions, and the production values are quite good overall. It can be a riot for solo players for some...
The gameplay does grow on you a little bit, from a quite frankly shallow start, but it doesn’t go to the heights that it could reach. Gunplay is fun but at the service of bland core mechanics that get tiresome quickly, and the abilities are very slim and don’t add...
But minutes later, you remember the hard-hitting beats that got stuck inside your head, lighting and parts of the stages pulsating to the beat, how it goes from steady to frantic when a battle starts, and there’s this rush to return for one more try. Anger Foot has that strong...
Ultimately, the battles in Crown Wars: The Black Prince end up being extremely long, somewhat dull, and worrisome due to some of the issues described above. It’s not necessarily a bad game and the gameplay loop can be interesting if you stick to it, but it lacks polish and fine-tuning,...
The First Descendant is a solid looter shooter with some exciting moments that falls into repetition due to its grind, something that is somewhat expected but still tiresome. It could easily be a premium title if the monetization had been worked out in other ways, so now we have a...
Gold Road doesn’t quite hit the highs of the previous expansion Necrom, with a story that has highs and lows but is ultimately average, quests that barely show any signs of massive creativity, and a scribing system that has potential, but is also pushing on the grind. This is one...
The return of Gigantic: Rampage Edition is solid proof that the original game was prematurely closed – the quality was there, but something regarding the monetization failed to work. This revamp feels consistent, well-rounded, with good content – 25 heroes and six maps – and no microtransactions in sight. The...
Maybe it could be claimed that South Park’s raunchy and poop-filled humor doesn’t resonate with me anymore as it did many years ago; that might be true, but the issue isn’t with the jokes or the narrative themselves, but with the actual gameplay. It feels inconsequential, exclusively tailored for the...
Based on an actually scary and not entirely fictitious tale – it’s easy to spot some influences here and there, minus the supernatural elements – The Outlast Trials is an unexpected but successful entry in one of the best horror series of the last decade. If you are wary of...
