Lucas de Azevedo Soares's Reviews
despelote is a work with a strong cultural identity, which aims to tell a personal and meaningful story through video games. However, by prioritizing its documentary aesthetic, the title compromises the gameplay and doesn't deliver a satisfactory interactive experience.
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Even though it provides fun moments, especially for those who enjoy free exploration in open worlds, The Precinct is a frustrating experience for those who expected a natural evolution of the dynamic patrolling concept.
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Even with some limitations, Maliki: Poison of the Past delivers a rich, creative and charismatic experience. The combat system with temporal manipulation is refreshing, the characters have plenty of personality, and the visual style is a true fusion of French pop culture and Japanese chibi.
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In a period when remasters often seem opportunistic, LUNAR Remastered Collection shows how it's done: maintaining the original spirit, improving where possible, and inviting everyone to embark once again towards the stars.
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The Talos Principle: Reawakened isn't just a pretty remaster. It's the definitive edition of one of the most mind-bending games ever, provoking philosophical reflections and delivering a challenging yet rewarding gameplay experience.
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Bubble Ghost Remake is a visually beautiful and technically competent homage to a classic from decades past. However, its gameplay structure, with short levels and unintuitive controls on traditional platforms, gave me the clear impression that the title would have fared better as a mobile game.
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Shadows is a fun, technically impressive, and well-executed game, but its identity as an Assassin’s Creed can be questioned.
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Split Fiction isn't just another co-op game — it's a true creative manifesto about the power of stories, friendship, and shared fun.
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If you have played PlayStation 5, there are no urgent reasons to revisit the game now. But if this is your first time in this sequence, it is recommended that you wait for some more updates before embarking on your adventure.
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Sniper Elite: Resistance may not bring drastic innovations to the franchise, but it is a clear example of how to refine a successful formula.
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Eternal Strands is a game that dares to mix RPG, survival, and management elements in a rich and challenging world. It shines in its battles against giant foes, its creative use of magic, and its visual presentation. However, the slow progression, excessive resource gathering, and lackluster soundtrack may put some players off.
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The PC port of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is an example of how to adapt a great title to another platform without sacrificing quality, on the contrary, giving players even more options.
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Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated is a remaster that lives up to the original's reputation, providing a fun, accessible, and nostalgic experience.
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For those looking for a construction simulator with a focus on customization, Planet Coaster 2 is recommended. However, less experienced or patient players may feel unmotivated by the challenges posed by the interface and controls on consoles.
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Red Dead Redemption for PC is a golden opportunity to relive one of gaming's greatest classics. Its powerful narrative, engaging gameplay, and vibrant Wild West world continue to captivate, even 14 years after its original release.
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LEGO Horizon Adventures is a visually beautiful and charming proposition that captures the spirit of other LEGO games. However, the fixed camera, linear campaign and humorous narrative may displease the most demanding Horizon fans.
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is a true treat for longtime fans and a great starting point for new players. The combination of HD-2D visuals and fidelity to the source material are top-notch, creating an experience that balances nostalgia with modernity.
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If you already own Horizon Zero Dawn (which was even given away for free in Play At Home 2020), the upgrade to the Remastered version can be purchased for US$10, both on PlayStation 5 and PC, as long as the title is on the same platform. I consider it an affordable price, especially considering the visual and performance improvements offered. And although the story and gameplay structure remain the same, the remaster delivers a very interesting technical experience and improved visuals. On the other hand, if you were already impressed by the original and are just looking for new content, this is not where you will find it. That said, I would recommend Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered to new players or to those who want to relive Aloy's adventure in its best version yet.
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Life is Strange: Double Exposure fails to achieve the emotional impact that the series delivered, especially in the first title. With a narrative that paves the way for future games more than it closes narrative arcs, the title feels incomplete.
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With so many better options available for PlayStation 5 and PC, it's hard to recommend Until Dawn Remake to anyone who's already played the original. It's a title that didn't need a remake, and frankly, shouldn't have gotten one.
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