Nerfeados's Reviews
New Tales from the Borderlands improves its technical side switching to Unreal Engine instead of the Telltale tool. Unfortunately the game feels inferior to the excellent first season specially due to some of its characters. There are good ideas in the game and the story is pretty good, but doesn't feel as interesting as the first game.
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Jumpship tries its best to evoke Playdead's aura with Somerville and even if thematically there are some great ideas with a good art direction but the jump from 2D to 3D doesn't feel as polished as you think. The story needed some more time in game to develop properly or another focus, kind of dimishes the impact of the endings rendering them a little unearned.
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Pentiment is one of those games that you might not expect much and will blow you away. Even if it feels a little heavier in the discourse at the beginning, Obsidian crafted a wondeful world with rich characters and a town that feels alive. Even if is a little light on the puzzles and the mystery is a fantastic time of a great studio.
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The Cowabunga Collection shows a Konami more friendly with their IPs. Not only feels great (even after the excellent Shredder's Revenge) but is also great to have the chance of playing this games in the newest consoles. Whether it is on-the-go for Switch or in the comfort of your house (PS and Xbox).
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Gotham Knights is one of those games that looks and plays better that we thought and when it works, it works great. Unfortunately the game can't escape the shadow of a much richer Arkham Trilogy even if its setting is in another universe.
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God of War Ragnarök improves in every way the 2018 game. Not only delves deeper in the norse mythology, but also creates some fantastic side quests as an endgame after the campaign. Without a doubt Santa Monica took an strong foundation and pushed it to the max without loosing familiarity, Ragnarök is one of the best PS exclusives for this generation.
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Requiem improves everything that Innocence lacked during its first release. Without a doubt Asobo took note and reached new highs with this game. Unfortunately the performance isn't on par of what you would expect, that being said it still is a fantastic game that looks and feels like a AAA release from any big publisher in the market.
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Modern Warfare II brings an interesting campaign to complement the hit that was the 2019 game. Even if it feels a little bit "prone to tease" instead of a full story, is a fun experience. The MP is more of what make the first so successful, although it does have a few problems regarding parties and matchmaking.
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Splatoon 3 improves a lot of the little nooks and cranies from the latest installment in the series. Its campaign and gunplay is better than ever, but at the same time it doesn't feel as fleshed out as it should, but even if is more Splatoon, that is pretty good in a way.
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Thymesia doesn't do anything new in terms of gameplay for a Soulslike, with some not that precise controllers and a little bit of framerate issues, the game is still a good point of entry for the beginners and veterans alike, specially thanks to it's focus on parrying.
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No Place for Bravery tells a fantastic story about glory and family. Although the gameplay falters at some points and the performance is subpar on Switch, the narrative supports the experience as a whole in a surprising game from Glitch Studio.
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South of the Circle presents a fantastic story about losing ourselves and our values only to fit in the society. The narrative is slow but the payoff is definitely worth the time. Unfortunately even using Life is Strange as template, the mechanics feel undercooked and not as functional as in other games.
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Immortality is one of those games that take you by surprise and keeps surprising you even after the credits. Even if the gameplay can feel a little stale after a few hours, the mystery behind Marissa Marcel is crafted meticulously with a fantastic payoff in one of Sam Barlow's best games.
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SuperMash show a lot of interesting ideas with its gameplay, but after a long time of play some of its mechanics can feel dated or might go to common places which affects its efficiency in the long run.
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Ion Fury brings the old school shooting to the new generation. Although the controls are a little bit clumsy (specially with bosses), the game can be a frenetic and fun experience.
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Golf with your Friends is one of those games that doesn't reinvent the wheel, but is a fun and easy-going golf game to play with friends locally or online.
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The Remaster for Saint's Row: The Third is a good improvement in an already great game. Also, the inclusion of every DLC available is definitely a good addition for the newcomers of franchise fans alike.
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Void Bastards is a fantastic Roguelite game. But even if is more accesible compared to other games of the genre, it can also feel harder in a lot of times due to the way some mechanics work.
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The concept behind In Other Waters is quite interesting, but its mechanics create a game that might not be attractive to a lot of players due to its slow pacing in a mechanic and a narrative way.
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Gears Tactics is a great addition to an already great franchise. For better or worse, the game makes some mechanics friendlier compared to other tactical games like XCOM.
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