Eduardo Rebouças's Reviews
It along with the free Back to the Zone update make Stalker 2, an already engrossing experience, even more enjoyable.
Frogwares’ The Sinking City 2 is an example of improving upon an idea and delivering an unquestionably better time in all regards when it comes to a follow up.
Bringing back an oldie from the Sega Genesis days, Truxton Extreme delivers some neat twists while remaining a familiar experience for veterans of the genre.
If you’re like me and appreciate well-crafted, thoughtful nostalgic set pieces in game form, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is sure to please you as it did me. It’s surely not as deep or as challenging as something like Gradius or Raiden, but it certainly succeeds at what it shoots for, emulating the frenzy around an animated property from decades ago. It’s a concept that would be fun to revisit if someone were to develop a new game in this spirit.
If you’ve gotten your fill the first time around, all the bells and whistles that are featured in this updated run of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag will only get you so far. It basically boils down to this: if you want more Assassin’s Creed after, say, tearing through Shadows, but aren’t looking to commit as many hours and want a smaller map and more focused objectives, then it’ll suit your needs just fine.
Entertainium Editors Eduardo and Gareth sit down to discuss their thoughts on James Bond’s latest outing, 007 First Light.
Yacht Club Games' highly anticipated follow-up to Shovel Knight can be a lot of fun and positively infuriating as well.
Pinball FX’s latest table pack has one really good offering and two unfortunately throwaway panels.
Going beyond a mere shooter, Pragmata is an entertaining game with a surprisingly sweet relationship between its unlikely protagonists. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
Surely, Marvel MaXimum Collection isn’t nearly as impressive of a collection as say, the one Konami themselves put out for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles a few years ago, or even Limited Run’s incredible retake on Jaws on NES. It could’ve included more Marvel games as X-Men can only last you so long. As it is, it’s a good one to have in your library, and if it’s any indication of what could be on their radar for future releases, there’s hope for even Springfield’s most beloved family to also get packaged up like this. One can only hope.
While not revolutionary in any way, Resident Evil Requiem is an exciting ride that opens up the way for what's to come next for the franchise. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
It goes without saying that as a fan of Legacy of Kain, I’m holding my breath in regards to Ascendence, having little to go by besides the quick trailer that it’s got over the last few months. Still, having the opportunity to get reacquainted with the series through Legacy of Kain: Defiance and coming up for air after diving into so much bonus material, I’m hopeful that it’s all an indication that the actual new entry in the series will be worthwhile. It won’t be long now until we find out, I suppose.
This game, swallow you whole. Little shakin’, little tenderizin’, an’ down you go… but at least you get more to do in it this time around.
Mario and his many friends are back for another match or three on the Switch 2. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
Paranormasight: The Mermaid's Curse is Square Enix's newest visual novel that's full of fun twists and turns. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
Our hero Rayman sure looks as spiffy today as he did in 1995, eh?
Returning Ys X players have little to look forward to in Ys X: Proud Nordics as it doesn’t add anything particularly substantial and the technical improvements aren’t that great to begin with.
While it lacks multiplayer options and missed adding some core titles from the franchise that would’ve made it the perfect pickup for nostalgic fans, Super Bomberman Collection is still well worth checking out.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 is a reinvention of a classic entry in the franchise, but it's far from being its definitive version. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
Koei Tecmo have gone the extra mile in delivering the most ambicious and positively delicious soulslike with Nioh 3. (Review written in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)