Eduardo Rebouças's Reviews
Marvel Cosmic Invasion brings the House of Ideas’ heroes together in a colorful but far from uncanny beat ‘em up experience.
Kirby Air Riders brings all the chaos from Super Smash Bros. bringing the same pros and cons with Nintendo's lovable fluff ball to the next level. (Review in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil).
Tomb Raider managed to come full circle with the reboot, and admittedly, with its sequels, it looped back into the ridiculousness. All bets are off in regards to the upcoming and as of yet untitled new release, but for now, Tomb Raider: Definite Edition is reason enough to dust off your machete and get your tetanus shots in for another adventure alongside young Lara.
Beautiful and deadly Neon Inferno is an ode to some of the arcade shooters of old like Contra and Sunset Riders.
Together with Nintendo, the king of musou is back with another entry in the venerable The Legend of Zelda subseries, now on Switch 2! (Review in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
The new entry in Ubisoft’s excellent city building franchise has you getting your sandals dirty and your toga all sweaty in one of the most approachable genre games to date with Anno 117: Pax Romana.
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.
Witness one of videogames' most epic stories for the first time or relive it in glorious form with Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles. (Review in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
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.
Two Point Museum is by far the best entry in the series released on a Nintendo console to date even if it doesn't use all of the functionalities that make the Switch 2 stand out from the rest. (Review in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
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.
Despite its great atmosphere, Little Nightmares III doesn't come close to measuring up to Tarsier Studios' previous entries. (Review in Portuguese for Entertainium Brasil)
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.