Latest Reviews
The idea of releasing a Super Famicom-exclusive title for the general public is good, but it doesn't go much further than that.
Remedy's new adventure bets on a larger scale, more dynamic combat, and a Manhattan where reality itself has ceased to make sense.
Controlling Michael Myers has never been so much fun, even with limitations in variety and depth.
The game doesn't delve deeply into management aspects, but it delivers a complete universe of monsters ready for battle.
Despite featuring support in Brazilian Portuguese for the first time, the new entry in the NBA 2K franchise is heavily impacted by microtransactions.
The game has a new look, but it still lives too much in the shadow of the original SpeedRunners.
Even with poor optimization, the excellent narrative and challenging combat make it an experience very close to its main influences.
Despite the good presentation, the new PS5 exclusive exposes the weaknesses of the single-player formula, which has always been a benchmark on the platform.
The console adaptation of the adventure preserves its essence, but also carries limitations that reveal its origins.
Coming out of Croteam's hands, Behaviour delivered a roguelite approach that fails in the most basic aspects of the genre.
Crimson Moon
Controlling a human-angel hybrid, fight armies of demons alone or alongside an ally.
It's generic, but it makes up for it by also being beautiful, pleasant, varied, and fun.
