REANIMAL represents a step in maturity for Tarsier Studios. Although the first part of the campaign may feel overly familiar to those who have followed the studio's previous work, the experience grows consistently by introducing new mechanics, expanding the role of cooperation, and investing in a more raw and direct setting.
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Possibly his most chaotic project to date, Suda delivers a fairly solid combat system in Romeo is a Dead Man, which occasionally gets lost in the visual chaos and sheer number of enemies, but truly falters in the repetition of bosses and their sheer quantity.
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While it features a good variety of equipment, upgrades, and really interesting bosses, the experience quickly becomes repetitive.
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While Little Nightmares III doesn't offer much new or challenging gameplay, the intense escapes and well-directed scenes make up for some of these limitations.
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The sensation is of experiencing a work that blends the style of animator David Romero with the narrative of the films of David Lynch and Satoshi Kon. However, at no point does CONCIERGE seem to merely borrow elements from its inspirations: it is an original work, highly recommended for fans of suspense and challenging situations.
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Despite the limited content, the gameplay is fun, well-optimized, and unique within the Switch 2 catalog.
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SHUTEN ORDER delivers an unmissable experience for fans of visual novels and good narratives in general.
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No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES contributes to the franchise by tying up some loose ends from previous games and offering well-constructed dramatic moments. On the other hand, the campaign's linearity and lack of truly impactful plot points limit its potential.
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Despite the short campaign, the game delivers good ideas in narrative and gameplay, resulting in a dynamic and very fun experience.
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FBC: Firebreak is a good option for players looking for a cooperative experience where strategy comes first.
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For fans of dating simulators, Date Everything! is one of the best options available this year.
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The game delivers an experience with lighter themes and less intense events than other works by the studio, but maintains the quality and depth characteristic of the developer's writing.
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This is a must-have experience for any fan of indie games and especially for anyone who loves music in all its forms.
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For those who enjoy complex stories, where emotions are explored in depth, reality and dreams mix, and nothing is delivered in an obvious way, Recall: Empty Wishes is an unmissable experience.
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Even with a story that doesn't dedicate itself to working or subverting its clichés, it's straight to the point and the visual and sound competence help the narrative to move forward without too many problems. If you can overcome the "barrier" that is the game's UI, and random battles don't bother you, Tokyo Clanpool manages to entertain you throughout its surprising 30-40 hours of campaign.
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With a campaign, which in its 8-10 hours of duration, Edge of Sanity doesn't get boring due to its great balance of story and gameplay, challenging survival, and diverse resources and survivors to find.
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Fans of narrative-driven games will certainly find Last Time I Saw You to be a visually minimalist and narratively quite moving experience.
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It's hard to recommend this project even to the target audience that is a fan of games with "anime girls". The game doesn't even give names to its few characters and still has a mediocre variety of art.
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Even though it's a bit disappointing for not standing out in its story and its elements of the genre it's part of, there's still a lot to appreciate in Rogue Flight. Very responsive and challenging combat, vast customizations, and quite fun unlockable game modes. Even with little room for development, Nadia and the supporting characters have charisma and the weight of what's in the game is well communicated to the player. A recommended experience for more casual fun focused on its great gameplay.
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The re-release of Fear the Spotlight certainly helps Cozy Games Pals bring greater notoriety to it's game, and in fact, it's current version is justified. With expanded gameplay and storyline content, in addition to Portuguese subtitles, the various puzzles and documents can be understood properly. Despite its direct adversities, easily overcome by simply walking in a straight line, it is difficult to point out any other drawbacks to the game. With no gratuitous scares and a strong focus on its narrative, Fear the Spotlight is even recommended for an audience outside the horror game scene, since its puzzles and narratives are the focus of the experience, resulting in a pleasant pace from start to finish. A great debut for Blumhouse in games, which already promises more ambitious future projects.
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