Filipe Villela Barroso's Reviews
Mario & Luigi: Brothership is worth trying! The game is a top-notch RPG, beautiful and funny, with extremely fun dynamics, solid and challenging combat, an engaging story with charismatic characters, highlighting Tetê, Pligue and the villains' design, and best of all, the game is fully localized into Brazilian Portuguese.
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If you're a fan of the horror and survival genre, this game is a real treat, with relentless chases and an enemy as cruel as Pyramid Head himself. In addition, the game has 8 different endings, which considerably increases the game's lifespan, and a wide range of extra content that is really good, such as the interviews with the director, which I really enjoyed.
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Starship Troopers: Extermination is a chaotically fun game, especially for you to play with friends and de-stress after a tiring day at work. However, keep in mind that you will encounter bugs, and I'm not just talking about the giant insects that you really wanted to find to exterminate, but also collision errors, such as soldiers stuck in rocks or floating, insects appearing out of nowhere in front of you, and very crappy explosion and flame effects, like in the early days of video games.
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In addition to being extremely well-designed and polished, A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a game that will keep you on your toes the whole time. It has never been so tense to open a door, drawer, or even simply walk around trying to avoid objects that could attract the attention of creatures. This game, without a doubt, provides you with perfect immersion.
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Sonic X Shadow Generations is worth every penny invested and every second played. They finally made a campaign worthy of Shadow, with diverse stages, fun abilities and a relatively large map to explore. The black hedgehog's campaign, in fact, reminded me a lot of Sonic Frontiers, and I dare say that it could easily be sold as a solo game.
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DRAGON BALL: Sparking! ZERO is a beautiful, fast, dynamic and fun game, without a doubt worth playing.
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