Eduardo Rebouças's Reviews
Love it or hate it, Forestrike is a martial arts roguelite with a level of challenge that will kick your teeth in.
There wouldn’t be an Atari without the ports to some of Namco’s most popular arcade releases as Atari 50: The Namco Legendary Pack shows.
The ultimate podcast gaming experience is back and sillier than ever with PowerWash Simulator 2.
Tainted Pact Games takes a straight to the point, expectedly campy, and entertaining go at classic survival horror with Flesh Made Fear.
Developer Happy Broccoli Games certainly has something special going on with Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping. It’s smart and full of personality, easy to play, and it offers plenty of options that make it playable for even the youngest of armchair PIs. Also knowing that there’s a continuity between these games is even more enough to play more of them, which I most certainly will from now on.
Filled to the brim with material, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection takes fans through the series’ bloody history in another one of Digital Eclipse’s “game docs”.
Dripping with atmosphere and delivering loads of scares, Tormented Souls 2 is a sequel you should look into if you enjoy Resident Evil-likes.
Hell is Us is a distinctive action-adventure is undermined by its lifeless, inscrutable setting.
Silent Hill f moves the series in a bold direction despite its lack of overall cohesion.
Ball x Pit is a very clever combination of genres that is expectedly pure chaos and a whole lot of fun.
Ghost of Yotei is an open-world samurai adventure with a lush new setting, enjoyable combat mechanics and meaningful character progression.
The Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit is a new entry in the surprisingly still active series starring the old school YouTube sensation.
laytonic and friends take another stab at Yooka-Laylee with Yooka-Replaylee, a revised version of their 2017 Rare-flavored character platformer.
There’s no better time to jump into The Legend of Heroes than now as Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter, as the name suggests, is a reinvention of its opening story. And what an excellent remake it is!
Baby Steps puts you in a weird situation you’ll have to struggle to walk out of. Quite literally.
If at this point you’re still in doubt about whether or not it’s worth picking Hades 2 up, go ahead and do this experiment: play the first game if you haven’t, as it’s often on sale, and if you come close to liking it, imagine a sequel that builds upon and improves just about everything about it. That’s Hades 2, without exaggeration. And that’s not to belittle what came before it as that was already an easy top game of the decade contender on its own. It’s just that the new one is a study case on how to bring about a sequel, which for Supergiant Games is a two-edged sword: how will they be able to top this? Should they try? For someone who has been playing their releases for years at this point, I’m curious to see what their answer will be. Until that time comes, there’s plenty of Hades 2 to dig into, so if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some abominations to slaughter and upgrades to sink some currency into…
One of the most colorful GBA games never released, Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution is very much worth letting the half-genie out of the bottle again for.
Salamander 3 is reason enough to get Gradius Origins, and the rest of the games on the list are also well worth sticking around for.
Pick your alma mater and get ready to grind it out in EA Sports College Football 26, the best football game this year.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy gets a lot of things right, perhaps too many to be helped.