Overall, Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact presents a promising foundation. Its visual style is faithful to the original work, the controls are accessible, and the combat system is entertaining, especially for those who dedicate themselves to exploring every nuance and developing their own playstyle. However, the experience is compromised by a poorly structured story mode, unrewarding extra modes, and a limited character selection, especially considering the vast gallery of the Hunter x Hunter universe. Furthermore, the difficulty of finding online matches, exacerbated by the lack of crossplay, further limits the title's appeal. In its current state, it's difficult to recommend, whether for players seeking a competitive fighting game or for anime fans looking for a worthy adaptation of Yoshihiro Togashi's work.
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While boss battles offer more exhilarating and challenging moments, the lack of greater refinement in its core systems, coupled with the absence of activities beyond battling and collecting chests, prevents Konami's title from truly standing out in an already saturated genre. For those unfamiliar with the original universe, the game might also not be the best entry point, as the fast-paced narrative makes emotional involvement with the characters difficult. Nevertheless, dedicated fans of Hiro Mashima's work and players seeking a simple adventure that follows some of the anime's main events will find an enjoyable journey here, albeit a lukewarm one in several aspects.
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Combining classic farming simulation elements with a more fluid combat system, new customization options, an engaging narrative and a cast full of charismatic characters, Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma stands out as a great game and marks a significant step forward for the franchise. Even though it doesn't belong to the main numbered series, the title manages to generate plenty of excitement about the future of the series.
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Despite the high definition visual, Lunar Remastered Collection errs on not offering relevant new additions or adjustments that truly revitalize the original experience. Nonetheless, these are two very fun RPGs with captivating tales that remain charming even after all these years. In the end, this collection is, above all, an accessible way to revisit the two extremely remarkable titles on modern devices.
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SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered is a very competent update of a peculiar title from Square Enix. Although it still preserves a complexity that may alienate some potential new audiences, this characteristic is also an essential element of its charm, encouraging constant experimentation. Furthermore, the additions brought by the remaster, combined with the preservation of the original structure, make this edition the definitive way to experience this captivating RPG.
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Cataclismo is an RTS that combines resource management and tower defense elements very competently. The meticulous construction of walls and the need for constant planning make the game quite fun and addictive, in addition to providing the player with a good amount of freedom for customization. Although it has some caveats, it is a very welcome addition to the genre.
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Alter Age is a competent RPG and it manages to entertain with a functional combat system and an age change mechanic that adds a touch of originality to the gameplay. Beyond that, though the plot isn't so interesting, the interactions of the three main characters are fun and end up balancing this weak point.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection is a solid homage to the initial years of the franchise, bringing a good mix of classic titles and some not so well known works. Though the absence of iconic games and multiplayer mode in almost all of its games limit the final quality of the product, this collection still has the potential to please diverse players and fans of the series.
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Dead Dragons bases itself in classic RPG elements to offer a simple but entertaining experience. Though the title has considerable limitations in some aspects, for those who have already explored everything in the genre and are always looking for new adventures, there'll be enough content to have some good hours of fun.
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Sid Meier's Civilization VII offers a fresh take on the franchise, introducing innovations that make the game more accessible while keeping gameplay dynamic for extended periods of time. While some elements, such as diplomatic relations, lack variation, the strategic depth that characterizes the series and the genre remains largely intact.
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Recall: Empty Wishes is a high-quality narrative adventure that delivers an engaging mystery and, in an assertive way, offers simplified gameplay that adds variation to navigation moments without interrupting the rhythm of the plot. With great mastery in the presentation of visual and sound elements, the title delivers an immersive experience that deserves to be experienced.
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II is a sequel that refines and expands the gameplay formula of the first game, offering a deep and highly customizable combat experience. However, despite having incredible characters and captivating interactions, the game errs significantly on its pacing, which ends up hindering a little its extremely high quality.
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Dragon Takers is an RPG that doesn't stand out in any aspect. Its story is predictable, characters lack depth and the gameplay, despite being reasonably functional, is limited and hardly strategic. Though it may entertain fervorous fans of the genre looking for a quick adventure with no big challenges, it will hardly leave a lasting impression.
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Cuisineer delivers a fun and relaxed experience. However, the lack of depth in some of its systems and the absence of more significant challenges can make the game lose some of its attractiveness in the long run. Despite that, this is an ideal work for those moments we are looking for a lighthearted game.
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Though its plot features some frail aspects and conveniences, Tales of Graces f Remastered is a pleasant RPG experience. With a dynamic and fun combat system, besides a very interesting customization level, it's a game worth checking out for fans of the genre.
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Threefold Recital is an interesting narrative experience, featuring an engaging universe inspired by Chinese mythologies. Although the repetitiveness and lack of inspiration in the interactive sessions end up hurting the pace of the adventure, it is a game worth checking out for its story.
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Fairy Tail 2 is an adaptation that, despite having some flaws, manages to capture the spirit and magic of Hiro Mashima's work. Its dynamic combat system and good cutscenes guarantee a very fun experience, especially for fans of this universe.
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Shiren the Wanderer: The Mystery Dungeon of Serpentcoil Island is an extremely fun and challenging roguelike, as well as one of the most addictive titles I've ever had the pleasure of playing. With the exception of the lack of subtitles in Portuguese, which becomes a significant limitation due to often needing to read the items' [effects], and the relevance of the luck factor, which can greatly influence the journey (something inherent to the genre itself), I have no relevant reservations or negative points to point out about the game.
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake respects its origins while incorporating improvements that make the experience more accessible and compelling for a modern audience. With many pleasant additions and an impressive visual revamp, the title efficiently modernizes the 1988 classic, generates hype to check out the already announced remakes of the first and second chapters of the trilogy, besides giving us hope for the other 2D games in the franchise to also get upgrades in the same vein.
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Despite its flaws, Farmagia offers a curious and enjoyable mix of farming and creature breeding. Although the farming mechanics are not as deep and are far from being as addictive as those offered by great games of the genre, the combat system proves satisfactory and the narrative manages to entertain.
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