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Chaos management is only the tip of Frostpunk’s iceberg

Eduardo ReboucasMay 23, 2018September 9, 2020013 mins

Are you the sort of person who easily gets anxious playing videogames? Do you hate to keep tabs on a lot of moving parts at all times while doing so? If your answer to both of these questions is yes, then Polish dev 11 bit Studio’s Frostpunk might have a thing or two to tell…

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A Robot Named Fight feels at odds with itself

Callum RakestrawMay 22, 2018April 25, 202508 mins

A Robot Named Fight is a self-described “Metroguelite” — a Metroid-inspired roguelike with some light elements of persistent progression. It’s run-based, meaning the lay of the level changes every playthrough. On paper, that sounds like a solid idea. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work. Mechanically, it’s good. The game wears its Metroid inspiration on its sleeve,…

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Omensight is a thrilling time travel murder mystery

Callum RakestrawMay 17, 2018April 25, 2025012 mins

Time travel can either be a very easy or very difficult thing to pull off well in videogames. For puzzle games, it’s simply a matter of using time manipulation in clever ways. For games that use it as a narrative device more than a mechanical one, it’s a little trickier. Reliving past events and retreading…

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Relive the glory days of arcade racing with Horizon Chase Turbo

Eduardo ReboucasMay 16, 2018September 9, 202007 mins

It’s a safe bet that if you own a mobile device, you probably played a racing game on it. With touch controls, keeping a tiny car on the road is a tough thing to pull off while gripping a portable device, but Brazilian developer Aquiris managed to make an extremely fun game out of that…

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Far Cry 5 proves that having a lot to do doesn’t guarantee a fun game

Eduardo ReboucasMay 15, 2018April 28, 2025011 mins

If videogames could be graded simply based on a list of features, Far Cry 5 would easily be one of the best games out there. As with its predecessors, its map is pretty big, there’s a ton of things to do and the story is as goofy as ever, but unfortunately, none of these things…

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Obsidian sets sail for open sea pirate antics in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire

Eduardo ReboucasMay 9, 2018September 9, 2020014 mins

The sequel to Pillars of Eternity starts out as about as epic as a sequel can: it’s the aftermath of the events of the previous game, and the player character is on the brink of death after their ship got attacked at sea by the demonic god who you supposedly offed. Having had a little…

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Help a good cause by buying Mercy’s newest cosmetic skin in Overwatch

Eduardo ReboucasMay 8, 2018April 28, 202502 mins

Blizzard has just announced that Mercy’s getting a new cosmetic skin called Pink Mercy. Unlike other skins, though, you can buy this one directly through the Blizzard store, and 100% of what you pay will go to and benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). This promotion starts today and will last until May 21st,…

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The Thin Silence is a somber exploration of mental illness

Callum RakestrawApril 30, 2018April 25, 202508 mins

I don’t quite recall when I first started dealing with depression. I’ve lived with it so long it feels like it’s been there from day one. Having dealt with it for so long means I’ve mostly got things under control now, but there are times when it’s really overbearing, when it feels like everything is…

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A look at some of Devolver’s upcoming 2018 games

Eduardo ReboucasApril 25, 2018April 28, 202509 mins

Devolver Digital hosted an event last night in São Paulo in order to show their new upcoming games to the local press. Among these games was The Swords of Ditto, which just came out yesterday, so be sure to check out my review. It was really neat to get to play with fellow writers and…

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The Swords of Ditto is a loving homage to Link to the Past, but with a smart twist

Eduardo ReboucasApril 24, 2018September 9, 202009 mins

There are few games out there that manage to pay homage to classic retro titles without going out of their way to be too much like their inspiration. The Swords of Ditto is quite the opposite. It lovingly pays respect to Zelda, most especially A Link to the Past, but it manages to do so while…

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