Vitor Braz
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Expeditions: A Mudrunner Game is a worthy new chapter in the beloved but fairly niche series. The acclaimed physics are back and better than ever, supported by some stunning sandbox regions with a lot to discover and enjoy. Newcomers and veterans alike will find something here to sink their teeth...
Dicefolk
Eventually, after a countless number of runs where the dice didn’t always roll as you hoped for, you may feel a tad tired and want to take a break from it. But it’s hard not wanting to return to Dicefolk, as that rewarding feeling after each battle is strong, a...
It’s not without its charms when a fleet is sailing in synchrony, crashing waves and plundering merchant ships or other players. There’s some excitement to be had, but the drawback is that quite a bit of monotony and visible limitation will be found amidst these moments. There is potential and...
Ultros
Ultros is a great Metroidvania that ticks all the required boxes and then some. The magnificent art style deserves even more praise because it’s very original and drenched in dazzling alienesque tones, true eye-candy with no shortage of bloody moments and remarkable bosses, despite some potential confusion between what’s background...
Phantom Abyss remains fun for a while, a challenging adventure that is as much multiplayer as playing TrackMania with its characteristic ghost cars is, an acknowledged choice that nonetheless makes the game infinitely more interesting than if it were a fully solo-driven experience. But at a certain point, after several...
Featuring an interesting gameplay loop neatly balancing shooter and exploration, Turnip Boy Robs a Bank is the best game ever made featuring a rotten, outlaw turnip. It’s occasionally funny, quests aren’t entirely straightforward or quick to achieve (including some “kill X enemies of this type” ones), and it feels rewarding...
War Hospital
War Hospital has its heart in the right place but unfortunately that’s not enough to make a good game. The loop is more interesting in theory than in practice, and it becomes repetitive and more of a chore to play than it should be. There’s no denying that the idea...
You may search for flaws and futile comparisons to other games; you will find that exploration can be frustrating when you seem irremediably lost while trying to climb a mountain, or when you are tired of placing markers because the compass doesn’t work as it should. But all of that...
It’s unambitious, sometimes goofy fun that can be instantly picked up and enjoyed. If you’re not looking for the next milestone in coop gaming, dive into this journey in a reimagined universe and enjoy this group of rebels with a fresh set of eyes.
KarmaZoo is the perfect fit for Devolver Digital, a bold and original publisher who has offered us games that many would surely label as out of the box and commercially unviable. This is another example of it, a charming and original platformer with solid gameplay deserving of all the love...
Spirittea is best played in short sessions, just long enough to get the bathhouse running for a few days, making some new friends, and finding those naughty spirits, one at a time. It may not be as relaxing as first impressions seemed to indicate, but it absolutely captures that often...
More than an attempt to cash in on the growing popularity of a series that started out in a somewhat niche way, Risk of Rain Returns is a welcomed remake that offers enough quality-of-life improvements and new content to be relevant and appealing to both fans and newcomers to the...
