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Review: 1666 Amsterdam
Magic and cats, a powerful combination. THE GAME 1666: Amsterdam is an action-adventure game developed and distributed by Panache Digital Games. The character Clio seeks to understand a letter and an amulet her father left her. With the help of Professor Lucas, they discover something magical about these objects, which reveal an ancient story about Aaron, Clio's father. We are then transported into the story, showing what Aaron wants to tell his daughter. This is the story of

Guilherme Ribeiro
1 day ago4 min read


Review: METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2
Take your cardboard box, it is time to infiltrate. The Master Collection Vol. 2 expands the franchise's preservation efforts by bringing together three very different moments from Metal Gear. The main highlight is naturally Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, which finally leaves its PlayStation 3 exclusivity behind and arrives on modern platforms, but the collection also brings back Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and Metal Gear: Ghost Babel, originally released for the
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4 days ago8 min read


Review: Captain Tsubasa 2 World Fighters
Lace up your cleats and step onto the football field once more. THE GAME Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is a soccer game developed by TAMSOFT CORPORATION and distributed by Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. Following the events of the first game, we once again follow Tsubasa and other iconic characters from the anime, along with a customizable character for the player. Play matches that represent the games that take place in Captain Tsubasa and become part of the story. Impr

Guilherme Ribeiro
6 days ago5 min read


Review: Servant of the Lake
What new revelation will we have about the Vanderbooms? THE GAME Servant of the Lake is a point-and-click puzzle game developed and published by Rusty Lake. In another game in the Rusty Lake series, this time we take on the role of a new servant who is going to the remote Vanderboom family estate to help reunite the Vanderboom siblings. You will help with daily tasks, but you will also have some obscure tasks. What mysteries do the Vanderbooms have in store for us? Take care

Guilherme Ribeiro
Aug 283 min read


Review: Tomb Raider I-III Remastered
Three Adventures to Discover Where the Legend Really Began Tomb Raider I-III Remastered brings back the first three games in the franchise, along with their expansions, in a collection that attempts to preserve the original experience while introducing some necessary modernizations. Revisiting these adventures is still a very enjoyable experience, especially for those who played them in the past, and the collection manages to preserve the identity of each game. At the same ti
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Aug 284 min read


Review: Darkest Dungeon: The Fire's Edge
Embers and Blades Arrive in the Dungeon Darkest Dungeon: The Fire's Edge is the new DLC for the first Darkest Dungeon, bringing additional content to Red Hook Studios' strategic RPG. The main highlights are the arrival of two new characters, the Runaway and the Duelist, as well as new combat mechanics, Trinkets, Districts, and events for the Hamlet. It is an expansion arriving years after the original release, adding new possibilities for those who continue exploring the game
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Aug 263 min read


Review: BETA CALL OF DUTY®: MODERN WARFARE® 4
A return to its roots that still needs to prove it can evolve without losing control The opportunity to review the Beta of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 came at a time when I was already on the twelfth page of the fifth season of Black Ops 7 and, to be honest, I was still having a great time with it. There is, however, one characteristic of the franchise that has always pushed me slightly away from the Black Ops games: their themes. I have always been much more drawn to Mode
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Aug 236 min read


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