Recent reviews by Rafaéu

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"We're but a few particles of thought on the vast stream of consciousness." – Summer.

Please don't play this game. The camera options are very limited and do not show important information for your progression (such as the position of the guards, where they are looking and EVEN the path you need/can take), what's more, you have to keep holding CTRL all the time all while you run into walls trying to find the correct path (which you discover little by little each time you are captured and have to restart the scene).

Edit: there is also a soft lock at the end of the game involving the "Plan B" achievement (so far I have not been able to bypass this lock to finish the game).

If you're looking for a good stealth game try 'Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun' (excellent game) and if you want a game with a story where you can choose the dialogues I recommend 'The Wolf Among Us'.

Death calls me across the stars to hunt the living and send them to her. I am her knife and I must forever hone myself. The vaults are the ultimate hunt. And so, I am here. – Fl4k (the Beastmaster).

Maybe (just maybe) it doesn't measure up to Borderlands 2 (which is truly incomparable), but it's still an excellent game, with a good story, charismatic characters (Ava sucks, let's face it, but Typhon DeLeon is the most charismatic adventurer in the universe, Maurice kills me laughing all the time and seeing Pippie running around the ship always cheers me up) and we also have a lot of guns (a lot!).

It bothers me that the Torgue weapons are no longer exclusively explosive (this goes against the folklore created around Mr. Torgue a bit, right?), but the game innovates with the Mayhem Mode, the Vault Cards, and brings some other interesting small gameplay changes.

My chilli recipe... dies... with me... – Random psycho.

The bond between Sir Hammerlock and Wainwright Jacobs is truly touching and the lovecaftian plot is one of my favorites in the entire Borderlands series. It's not quite as emotional as Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep in BL2 of course (we miss you Roland) but it's still a great adventure.

The good stories, the depth and madness of the characters and the rampant violence are undoubtedly the highlights of Borderlands, and this DLC fulfills all these requirements by presenting a lot of guns, love and tentacles.

A good strategy game, with good mechanics and absolutely adorable characters.

Having to play it again and again, returning to 'day one' with more resources after losing the final battle felt a little weird to me at first, but that’s parte of the appeal of this game (apparently this is called 'lose-to-win' out there), integrating everyday actions (like exploring dungeons or hiring heroes) to a long-term strategy that must be developed in more than one or two playthroughs.

I’d love to see a continuation of this as a slightly more traditional RPG, where you progress gradually, dungeon after dungeon, without the ‘monthly cap’, with a good story, since, the plot is always the same with each playthrough (that's not quite a flaw, but... think of the narrative possibilities offered by a longer RPG).

Note: I saw that some players complained about the game crashing constantly, but so far I haven't had any problems.

While playing Going Under I just thought about how much this game deserved a positive review. At first I didn't imagine it would be so good, but the amount of funny details positively surprised me.

The developers did a really great Job(lin) here.

Baba is hell.

Well, I didn't understand why only 98% of the reviews on this game were positive and I went to read some of the negative reviews. So, basically, they are analyzes of people who (1) don't like this type of game, (2) think the community is toxic or (3) have a personal problem with Valve (what?).

The first point: if you don't like this type of game, just play a simulation game, racing, strategy or whatever. Leave the negative analysis for those who will do it impartially, judging the gameplay, graphics, track sound, game rhythm and any other important points for other players.

The second point: this is a common problem in many multiplayer games. My tip: add nice players to your friends list whenever you find one. Any game can be spoiled by bad players (and we should all be here just to relax and have fun, right?).

The third point: why complain about Valve? She already gave us this wonderful game (and if you don't like the genre, that's fine, just go play something else, we have a million other great games on Steam, I already talked about it). There are some complaints about the new campaign being too short or not as good as the others. Guys... this game is 11 years old and we got new content! That's amazing! Be happy! When was the last time you sent a birthday card to someone you came into contact back in 2009? Well, we don't care about most of the people we met 11 years ago, and at that point Valve proved to be better than all of us.

This is a good game. Great to be played with friends. Better ones may come up over time, but that won't make it worse or less meaningful (be happy, people! and kill all the zombies!).

Em This War of Mine você deve sobreviver com um grupo de civis – pessoas comuns, idosos e crianças – tomando decisões importantes ao longo do jogo. Quem você deve ajudar? Quando deve comer? Quais são suas prioridades imediatas?

"Na guerra nem todos são soldados."