Alessandro Barbosa's Reviews
Soundfall has an enticing hook of action role-playing mixed with rhythm sensibilities, but fails to capitalize meaningfully on either of them.
Teardown's incredibly destructible environments and meticulously detailed physics make it a satisfying destruction game despite a disappointing campaign.
Road 96's memorable character moments are overshadowed by a central narrative that requires you suspend your disbelief far too often.
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga's refreshed mechanics and gorgeous worlds provide enough incentive to revisit the three trilogies again, despite some repetitive content.
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves improves two of the series' best entries with significant, but unsurprising, results.
Forza Horizon 5 continues the upward trend of the franchise, providing an open-world racing experience that stands unrivaled.
Unsighted remixes familiar ideas with an engrossing spin on what it means to take on a time-sensitive mission to save the world.
Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye intelligently builds upon the strong base of Outer Wilds, while only stumbling when trying drastically new ideas.
Diablo II: Resurrected is a painfully faithful remaster of the original classic, which makes it difficult to get into over two decades later.
Aliens: Fireteam Elite is a surprisingly deep third-person shooter with tight, enjoyable multiplayer action that has enough variety to tease multiple return visits.
The Forgotten City is a deeply satisfying puzzle adventure that will have you questioning what it means to sin.
Tight, challenging combat and a gorgeous world to explore makes the morbid act of reaping souls a delight in Death's Door.
Satisfying puzzles and cathartic painting mechanics support Chicory: A Colorful Tale's strikingly relatable story about self-doubt.
Knockout City's surprising depth coupled with its approachable mechanics make it an engrossing new multiplayer offering.
Loop Hero combines familiar mechanics in unfamiliar ways, producing an exhilarating and tactical roguelite that you'll struggle to put down.
Fights in Tight Spaces combines deck-building with clever tactics in a roguelike format that is as satisfying as it is punishing.
Blue Fire's exceptional platforming isn't enough to distract from frustrating backtracking and lackluster combat.
Noita's freedom for experimentation and creative spell crafting makes this roguelike a distinct spin on the genre.
I Am Dead's personal tales and charming setting make it a touching exploration of life after death.
The Last Campfire is a cozy puzzle game with impressive variety to its satisfying, bite-sized conundrums.