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Code Vein 2 is a very good game, but it could be excellent if it weren't for the repetitive enemies and unbalanced boss fights, in which the bosses spam attacks non-stop and don't leave any openings for counter-attacks. In every fight, to win, I had to distract the boss with my companion to be able to attack. Furthermore, its dungeons are extremely generic and uninteresting. Its story, characters, gameplay, art direction, and character customization are incredible and certainly deserve praise. More conservative fans didn't like the changes introduced as much, but in my view, they were very welcome. Google: Patobah

It doesn't give you an obvious, straightforward goal, but rather a set of tools and a world that responds to your decisions. The Everglades expansion acts as a natural and enriching addition, making the already solid base game even more interesting and **** you love simulators that make you think about how interconnected systems work, or enjoy that feeling of seeing your world come to life (literally), Reus 2 is an excellent investment. It's one of the best recent strategy simulators. Google: Patobah

Tatari is only worthwhile for a very specific audience. If you're a fan of short, investigative experiences focused on first-person exploration and curious about Japanese folklore, the game might work as a one-off experience. It doesn't deliver memorable scares or a strong narrative, but it offers a simple, almost experimental, atmospheric journey that may appeal to those seeking something more contemplative and unhurried. Google: Patobah

Folklore Hunter is a game that starts subtly and grows as you delve into it. It doesn't push narrative with too many words, nor does it try to impress solely through visuals. Its strength lies in the combination of vibrant mythology, natural tactical combat, and exploration that always has something curious to ****'s not perfect and still has room to mature, especially in terms of enemy variety and narrative density in the later **** you enjoy action games focused on exploration and atmosphere, and you miss a title that treats folklore as a central element of its identity, Folklore Hunter deserves a place on your watchlist, even more so if you have friends to share this experience with. Google: Patobah

Routine is a masterclass in creating suspense without relying solely on jump scares. It's a creative, very well-executed game that respects the player's intelligence by not "holding their hand." For science fiction and horror enthusiasts, it's a must-have title that showcases the power of the new generation of consoles. Google: Patobah

Mio: Memories In Orbit is a fantastic game. The French studio douze dixièmes created a fun and beautiful game, even though the distance between its levels and save points is significant. Its secrets could benefit from better aids, encouraging exploration, but anyone who ventures onto the ship with MIO will have enough fun to not care much about its problems. And that says a lot. Recommended. Google: Patobah

Philna Fantasy doesn't try to revolutionize the action RPG genre. Instead, it does something many games forget: it executes the basics well.Exploring is enjoyable, leveling up is constant, and combat offers enough freedom to maintain interest. It's a comfortable, almost welcoming game, but one that still delivers a challenge when **** may not be a landmark of the genre, but it's a solid adventure that understands the value of well-executed simplicity. Google: Patobah

Immortals of Aveum isn't unplayable. It's a game that tries to entertain the player, but stumbles on technical problems and overly basic solutions in areas that could have more **** first-person, magic-focused combat is fun, and once it wins over the player, it's what carries you through the campaign. A megalomaniacal story, a main character lacking charisma, and mediocre performance make it just another OK **** sale, it might be something I'd recommend for a casual week—but nothing more than that. Google: Patobah

Final Fantasy VII Remake is a must-have, whether you're a long-time veteran or a curious newcomer. It's a magnificent gateway that sets the stage for the grandeur of Rebirth, with its open world and epic minigames. Google: Patobah

Apartment 129 manages to create a cool horror atmosphere, but that's all. The gameplay is a hindrance, the campaign is too short, the combat lacks impact, and the story doesn't hold up due to poor dialogue. I don't recommend the game unless it's on sale with a 75% discount—and even then, be wary. Google: Patobah

Disco Elysium is a narrative RPG for those who really enjoy reading. It can be tiring and is definitely not for everyone. I found the story and the game's universe very cool, but far from being the masterpiece that many describe it to **** took me 32 hours to finish one playthrough of the game, and although I enjoyed it, it wasn't enough to make me want to play again. Google: Patobah

When I turned it off, I kept thinking about it. That's usually my final gauge. When I finish playing and don't think about the game anymore, it's fulfilled its basic purpose. When I keep remembering specific situations, wrong decisions and unexpected successes, then there's something different.Cross Blitz stayed in my head. Not as a "perfect game," but as one that truly challenged me. Google: Patobah

At the price of R$ 88.99 (Brazil), I don't consider it a good investment right now. The game has interesting ideas, but it lacks polish, identity, and fundamental improvements. For those who enjoy more retro experiences and are willing to face initial frustrations, it might be worth a look—but overall, the best thing to do is wait for future updates. Google: Patobah

Lords of the Fallen (Update 2.5) firmly establishes itself as one of the best soulslikes ever made—not only for its refined gameplay, but for its unique identity. Its unique elements, such as the lantern and the parallel world system, combined with impressive art direction and extremely satisfying combat, elevate the game to another **** those who love the soulslike genre, this game is simply a must-have. From the very first hours, the care and love put into every detail is clear. A title that surprises, leaves a mark, and captivates the player with the complete experience it delivers. Google: Patobah

Atlas Fallen isn't memorable all the time and is clearly, at best, a good game. The game might go unnoticed due to its simple graphics and cliché story, but its fun combat and charm reminiscent of great hack-and-slash classics kept me playing. In a world full of souls-likes—which even this developer managed to create a VERY GOOD example of, by the way—Atlas Fallen is a cheap way to have fun for weeks. Its lean campaign and compact world deliver a product that tries to grab your attention.I highly recommend it when it's on sale or to play on your favorite console or PC's subscription service. Google: Patobah

This is a game that wasn't made to please everyone. It doesn't try to be overly accessible, nor does it aim to go viral with visual gimmicks. DRIVE Rally is about control, patience, and learning. It's the kind of game that doesn't reward you for playing badly, but respects you when you **** you like true rally racing, the kind that demands precision and a cool head, this game has great value. If you're looking for lighthearted racing to switch off your brain, this might not be for you.I crashed a lot at the beginning. Now I make fewer mistakes. And every good race feels well-deserved. Few racing games can deliver that today. Google: Patobah

Playing Death Howl, I discovered an experience that is simultaneously strange, challenging, and unforgettable. It doesn't just want to entertain you; it wants you to feel each victory as a legitimate achievement, and each defeat as a lesson for the next **** you enjoy games that blend strategy, emotion, and difficulty with a touching narrative layer, this indie title deserves a place in your library. It made me think, react, and even pay attention to the deck of cards as if it were a supporting character in Ro's sad and nuanced story. Google: Patobah

Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut is an edition that deserves to be played by both curious newcomers and veterans who want to revisit Kamurocho and Sotenbori with a bit more **** quality-of-life improvements and polished performance deserve applause. But if you're looking for something that drastically changes the game, prepare for a more evolutionary than revolutionary upgrade. Google: Patobah

Shape of Dreams is a great roguelite, meaning don't rush into it, as it's a game that requires time to get used to the mechanics and learn how the magic and build system works, not to mention its high difficulty due to the large number of enemies and elements on screen that force the player to always be alert. Google: Patobah

Survive the Nights is an honest, tense, and cooperative survival game. It doesn't try to reinvent the genre, but it executes what it sets out to do very well. Surviving isn't easy, it isn't comfortable, and it's definitely not **** you enjoy zombie games, like planning under pressure, and prefer coordinated cooperative experiences, this is a game that deserves your attention. Google: Patobah

Perhaps the greatest merit of From the Ashes is treating the player as someone capable of interpreting the world without needing constant explanations. The game relies on the setting, the dialogues, and the visual consequences to tell its story.There are no excessive tutorials, nor overly explanatory dialogues. Everything flows organically, something rare in expansions nowadays.Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: From the Ashes is not an expansion made to please everyone. It is denser, slower, and emotionally heavier. But precisely for that reason, more **** transforms Pandora into something more than a beautiful setting. It makes the planet a wounded character, trying to survive its own trauma. It's an expansion that broadens the universe, deepens the narrative, and proves that Avatar can go beyond visual **** those who were just looking for more of the same, it may seem strange. For those who wanted to see Pandora grow, suffer, and evolve, From the Ashes is a firm step in the right direction. Google: Patobah

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a great action RPG. Its choice systems, wonderful story, and fun combat and exploration will keep you hooked for almost 30 hours of gameplay. Completionists: expect almost 90 hours of playtime to get both endings and extra collectibles. However, the repetitiveness and annoying bugs might bother you. Still, I highly recommend the game. If you have the patience to see past these details, you'll have a very fun game ahead of you. Google: Patobah

Neon Inferno is the reason why indie and AA games are essential in the video game market. Not just relying on nostalgia, but focusing on presenting a genre as cool as run-and-gun to new generations with a fresh and accessible perspective, Neon Inferno is a must-play. The story, reminiscent of films from decades past, the charm of its graphics, and the excellent gameplay are the icing on an already delicious cake. Google: Patobah

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a game that impresses more through the senses than the brain. Visually stunning, sonically immersive, and technically ambitious, it delivers one of the best representations of an alien world ever seen in **** the other hand, its overly familiar structure, predictable narrative, and repetitive activities prevent it from achieving something truly memorable. It's a solid, beautiful, and competent experience, but one that plays it too **** fans of the Avatar universe, it's practically **** those who enjoy immersive open worlds, it's well worth it, especially on sale. For those seeking innovation or a memorable story, it's best to adjust expectations. Google: Patobah

Terminator 2D: No Fate is an incredible homage to the Terminator franchise. It delivers nostalgia, fun, and an immersion that few retro games can offer. You truly feel like you're closely following the characters, experiencing those intense situations as if you were inside the movie.With well-constructed levels, choices that alter the course of the story, and new challenges unlocked as you progress, the game becomes truly addictive.I highly recommend it—especially for fans of the saga and for anyone who loves games made with passion and respect for the original work. Google: Patobah

I was left with the impression that this title fulfills its purpose well: to be an action roguelike with a hint of soulslike, presenting a dark atmosphere and challenging ****'s not the most innovative game in the genre, but it does an excellent job combining precision mechanics with roguelike progression and varied builds.Those who enjoy games that demand patience, experimentation, and rewarded repetition will find a dense and honest experience here. On the other hand, players seeking a strong narrative or more linear mechanics may find the experience "more of the same" or even frustrating in runs.Ideal for those who like to have their mistakes punished, making each victory worth the sweat and calloused fingers. Google: Patobah

My final opinion: the game costs R$ 59.99 on Steam, but I would advise waiting for a sale, as it's not worth buying at full price unless you have time and a lot of **** game isn't bad, but it requires time and patience, especially during the boss fights. The bosses are quite difficult, your life is short, and enemy attacks drain health very quickly. It's a challenging **** those who don't like dying and starting over like me, I don't recommend it. Maybe that's why I never played Dark Souls (haha). But if you like this kind of game that makes you angry, I really recommend ****'s also worth highlighting some chests that trick you: when you try to open them, they end up killing you little by little. Google: Patobah

Unfortunately, it's a game where you end up encountering more problems than you actually play. The gameplay is promising, but it lacks several adjustments. The visuals are beautiful, typical of UE5, but lack detail in some moments, and there are also some sound issues.Everything in the game is kind of strange, and not in a good way. It's a project that can improve a lot, but it needs to race against time before it becomes marked by its negative aspects. Google: Patobah

The first game establishes the heart of the franchise with a thrilling story, while the second refines the formula with a modern graphics engine and superior gameplay pace. Google: Patobah

For newcomers like myself, the Kiwami remakes are the definitive way to get to know Kiryu. The first game establishes the heart of the franchise with a thrilling story. Google: Patobah

Dead Format is an original horror game that manages to transport the player to the golden age of the genre. It delivers fear, tension, and a very well-constructed immersion, with clever puzzles and scenes that impress even without a large budget—you can feel the studio's care and love in every ****'s an intense, atmospheric game, highly recommended for those who enjoy classic horror and experiences that truly leave the player uncomfortable from beginning to end. Google: Patobah

If you're a fan of psychological horror, Sleep Awake is a game that will delight you with its deep and dark story. Google: Patobah

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is a strong and confident return for one of Nintendo's most important series, hitting the mark by relying on the pillars that have always defined the franchise: atmospheric exploration, careful level design, refined combat, and an impressive audiovisual presentation. At its best, the game not only honors the legacy of the original trilogy but also delivers a very memorable experience.However, questionable design choices, especially the Valley of the Sun and its open hub structure, end up hindering the campaign's pacing and breaking some of the immersion. Combined with a story that doesn't fully explore the potential of its antagonist, Prime 4 leaves the feeling that it stayed too much in its comfort zone and could have gone even further.Even so, it's an excellent experience, recommended for both veteran fans and new players. Google: Patobah

ReSetna doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it's a fun experience. It has its occasional performance issues, but the gameplay and fun combat will carry you through the nearly 12-hour campaign. Google: Patobah

Knight Witch is a fun and excellent game in what it sets out to do. Its higher difficulty might be a hindrance for casual players, and the lack of more fast travel points is a minor drawback, but everything else makes up for it. It's a game made with love and dedication and can certainly be included in a list of 10 Bullet Hell games. Google: Patobah

MARVEL Cosmic Invasion is a good beat 'em up that surprises with its Tag Team system, making the experience dynamic and strategic, reminiscent of classic fighting games. It features a great selection of characters and a vibrant art style that respects Marvel's history.However, a short and unrefined campaign, coupled with a lack of mechanics that reinforce the replay factor, leaves the game somewhere between wonderful and basic, raising the question of whether it's worth buying outside of a ****'s a project I recommend for lovers of the beat 'em up genre or comic book fans who have friends willing to buy the game for great cooperative matches. Google: Patobah

Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars – Reforged is a love letter crafted with great affection. For veteran fans, it's the ultimate way to relive the nostalgia. For new players, the hint system and revamped visuals remove the entry barriers that 90s games often **** stumbles on the quality of the compressed audio and some annoying bugs that may force you to reload a save, but nothing that diminishes the brilliance of this gem. It's a relaxing, intelligent, and visually stunning game to have in your Switch **** you enjoy mystery and don't mind a slower pace, it's well worth exploring Paris again, or perhaps for the first time.A big thank you to Revolution Software for the access. Google: Patobah

I don't have many criticisms of Sektori. I mean, I didn't encounter any critical bugs, the game runs beautifully, and the gameplay is perfect. Perhaps the absence of a story and the focus on casual players are points of contention, but there's something beautiful about admitting that a product doesn't work for you: you let it shine for its audience. And here, if you're a fan of spaceship games and cross-screen shootouts, or grew up playing hits like Galaga and others, you've just found your new addiction. Sektori is spectacular. I recommend it even to newcomers to the ****, simplicity is the ultimate sophistication! Google: Patobah

F1 25 is a competent, refined game, clearly made by people who understand Formula 1. After all, it improves where it needed to, especially in the driving feel and direct battles. At the same time, it suffers from the series' old problem: evolving more through adjustments than **** those who have followed the franchise year after year, there's a feeling that everything is a little better, but never truly different. For new players or more casual F1 fans, it's easily one of the best entry points into the world of the **** the end, F1 25 doesn't try to reinvent what we already know from the games. It simply changes the tires, adjusts the aerodynamics, and delivers a more consistent race. And, honestly, that's still enough to guarantee many hours of fun. Google: Patobah

Winter Survival isn't for everyone, and that's a compliment. It doesn't aim to please impatient players or those seeking constant action. It's a slow, punishing, and extremely atmospheric game that rewards patience, planning, and attention to **** game's greatest strength lies in how it transforms the environment, fatigue, and fear into real mechanics, not just decorative elements. Surviving here requires more than just knowing how to press buttons. It requires thinking, retreating, and accepting that sometimes the best move is not to **** those who enjoy more realistic and psychological survival experiences, Winter Survival delivers an intense and unsettling journey in just the right measure. It's not fun in the traditional sense, but it's engaging and tense. Google: Patobah

Saborus works very well as an indie horror experience with a bizarre and memorable touch (even due to its unconventional theme). Having a chicken run through a terrifying slaughterhouse isn't just a crazy idea; it's a concept that creates unique gameplay situations, with escape, strategy, fear, and even moments that surprise you in a way that makes you laugh nervously (because yes, you're playing as a ****'s not the most profound or complex horror game in the world. It doesn't invent the genre. But it does what it sets out to do competently, delivering constant tension, interesting puzzles, and that feeling of "run or freeze in fear."Negative aspects:The game contains many visual/texture bugs. The save point is far away and can be quite frustrating. The repetition of actions is also a major negative; it's basically always the same script. Google: Patobah

Total Reload doesn't try to please everyone, and that's a good thing. It knows exactly what it wants to be: an intelligent, introspective sci-fi puzzle game that respects the player's ****'t expect action, explosions, or epic moments in the traditional sense. Here, the pleasure comes from that mental click when everything makes sense. It's a game that leaves you alone with your thoughts, with an AI questioning its own purpose, and with the symbolic responsibility of pressing or not pressing the button that resets **** you enjoy experiences like Portal, The Talos Principle, or games that use puzzles as a narrative tool, Total Reload delivers exactly what it promises. It's not revolutionary in its mechanics, but it's very competent in everything it sets out to do. Google: Patobah

Speed ​​Demons 2 is the kind of game that grabs you through your gut first and then through your logic. It's not a serious simulator, nor does it intend to be. It's that kind of arcade road game where, in the same game mode, you can race, crash, destroy enemy cars, chase targets, and almost throw yourself off a cliff because you tried to drift on your way to **** "purebred arcade" label is evident and works well; you learn quickly, die quickly, try again and again, and before you know it, you're glued to the **** varied modes and the profusion of cars mean that rarely does one race look like another, and the generous progression (you don't need to complete everything to advance) is fair enough that you won't be stuck forever on a single challenge. Even so, those who prefer realistic track racing might find everything here a bit too mixed up; this game is about chaos, speed, and staring fixedly at the horizon.While these are just compliments to the game, I must mention that long sessions get tiring, and the visuals can become tiresome, even though they are different with each advance. Google: Patobah

My experience with Farming Simulator 25 has been very positive. The game has evolved in practically every aspect: graphics, gameplay, content, and realism. It manages to be relaxing, but at the same time challenging, mainly because of the weather and farm **** those who are already fans of the franchise, this is a must-have upgrade. And for those who have never played, this is a great entry point. Without a doubt, Farming Simulator 25 is the best Farming Simulator released so far. Google: Patobah

Sworn is the kind of game that entertains without needing much embellishment. The gameplay is excellent, and the content presented will undoubtedly keep you engaged for hours. The way the story is told and its unresolved ending might be a stumbling block, along with the high difficulty in solitude, which could deter players who prefer a solitary experience. BUT, even so, the game has its own charm and certainly deserves a place in your library. Another excellent Roguelite game! Google: Patobah

You go into the game thinking it's going to be "cuteness mode on" and come out with a warm heart and fingers a little stiff from purring so much. It has a fairytale soul, but occasionally gives you subtle slaps of reality, like having only one life, puzzles that demand patience and reflexes, and bosses that remind you that coziness isn't synonymous with **** you want an indie adventure with a retro style, painterly visuals, a soundtrack that soothes, and a touch of friendly challenge, this game is worth it. If you're the type who would easily break the controller in anger, it might be better to play with a pillow nearby. Google: Patobah

If I had to describe Project Motor Racing in one sentence, it would be something like, “You have the best race car in the world, but all four tires are bald, it’s raining heavily, you’re going 360 km/h, and you need to take the Senna S at Interlagos.” There are sections where the game truly shines: perfect corners, overtaking on the edge, a feeling of “me and the car against the world,” and others where it seems like someone forgot to calibrate the suspension, cars skidding, AI crashing in questionable ways (sometimes even ignoring you), fluctuating graphics, and limping servers.Therefore, the game feels like a classic race car you salvaged from a junkyard; it has beautiful parts, a gleaming chassis, and the potential to be a gem, but it still needs a complete engine **** can't say it won the race from the **** you enjoy realistic simulation, aren't in a hurry (you need patience, did I mention that?), and don't mind losing a few (or several) times before getting the corner right, Project Motor Racing might satisfy you. If you want fast, guilt-free races, it might be the "complicated boyfriend" of the racing game world. With many updates, the game tends to improve, but its reputation seems to have already gone down the drain, I mean, it's already gone straight off the track and ended up in the sandbox. Google: Patobah

Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered offers unique mechanics and freedom of play style without traditional leveling, with varied proficiencies, classes, and combat. It boasts a good number of characters, weapons, and classes, a treat for lovers **** traditional RPG, in addition to a great soundtrack.I think the only negative points I could mention are the lack of a Portuguese localization, which could be an obstacle for new players, and the lack of a clearer progression system. Players will need some patience to learn how to play the game. Google: Patobah

Dredge is already a well-known game and needs no introduction, but for those who don't know it yet, I highly recommend it, especially if you, the reader of this review, are tired of extremely complex games or just want to relax after a long day: just put on your headphones and come fishing, you won't regret it. I'm completely addicted and can't wait to get the DLCs and see what else Black Salt Games has prepared for this rich world they've created. Google: patobah

Winter Burrow surprised me by successfully blending "survival" with "comfort," and making it work in a light, enjoyable, and emotional way. If you're looking for intense adrenaline, brutal challenges, or unscripted freedom, you might not find it here. But if you want a game to calm your mind, feel the cold, the fireplace, rebuild a house, and get lost in a beautiful, fairytale-like world, it delivers that **** flaws I felt (weak map, confusing navigation, sometimes too slow pace, limited quest structure) bother those expecting more depth. But for those who are relaxed, with time and patience, Winter Burrow is one of those heartwarming experiences. Google: patobah