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Jogo de plataforma sensacional, com personagens bem feitos e movimentos únicos. Curto, mas vale a pena jogar!

Um jogo de plataforma simples, mas viciante, que te incentiva a fazer 100%. :)

Jogo simples, mas muito divertido e difícil, misturando aqueles jogos de destruir os quadrados com a bola e um rpg sem stats, mas com muitos boosts durante a fase. Fora o bom humor em todos os personagens, tanto os protagonistas quanto os vilões (que, em alguns momentos, de vilão não tem nada). Recomendado!

Eu fiquei surpreso com este hack and slash: é muito melhor do que eu esperava. Os controles são bons e simples de se utilizar, roda bem no meu PC, os gráficos são bons o bastante, o jogo, apesar de simples, não é entediante e a história é curta, mas muito bem bolada, baseado nos contos de fadas. E tem, em alguns momentos, um humor inesperado que me fez rir.

Ah, e tem muito "fã service", mas sem nudez. :)

100% Orange Juice is a charming, yet simple, card board game using a lot of characters from different games of this game producter.

The graphics are cute and beautiful, with anime stylized characters from different games. The board is nicely drawed and it's lively and colored.

You mount your deck and you start the campaign or the free mode and you'll get some currency game based on your results during the game. This currency can be used to buy some items, including booster packs with one random card each, to improve your deck and better your chances of winning.

The game is not complicated, however you received no help in game, so you need to play (and probably lose) sometimes first to try learning until you get the hang of the things. Even knowing how to play is not enough, because some mechanics of the game are lucky based. However, skill alone gives you the upper hand most of the time.

In the board, you take turns with 3 more characters and each one rolls a dice and advances at the board. Depending of the panel you land, you have different results. The orange one earn you stars, the blue panel take off stars from you, the green one earns you a random card outside your deck, the purple teleport you to another random purple panel and the red panel makes you fight a monster. There's also the goal panel (it has a flag on it), which you need to go each time you fulfill a objective. You need to fulfill a objective 6 times, I guess, to win the current game. And it's not easy to do it.

The audio is a happy one, like you would expect from a game of this type. There's also some voices from the characters, which are nice, too.

The game has a silly story, which is not important, because it's only a prelude to a battle against 3 other characters and probably that's all the game main campaign. I can't say for sure because I barely advanced at the game.

It's a relaxing card board game, for every gamer that needs to play a casual game. That's why every gamer can give it a shot. I would recommend.

Graphics: 8/10
Audio: 7/10
Gameplay: 9/10
Overall: 8/10

Agarest: Generations of War 2 is the third installment of the Agarest series, which are coming from the Playstation 3 console. It's a tough RPG with many different elements from another ones of its type, and it's really tough to learn to play. And it has dating sim elements, which are the main feature of the Agarest series.

The graphics are ok, the characters animations are simple, like almost 16-bit animations, but when the characters speak with each other, their animations are a lot better, with good quality anime animations featuring their facial expressions while their dialogues are shown at the lower screen. Also, the CG pictures you earn through the game are really well done, showing the girls at sexy situations (but without any full or partial nude).

The gameplay scares away some people new to the Agarest series, because the battles are really unique compared to any RPG ever created. However, this specific Agarest game is way too different from the previous editions. Your characters are positioned at the right side of the screen and the enemies at the left and the position of you and your enemies will be important to plan your attacks, because the different skills (and there's A LOT of different skills) have different area effects and dimensions. Also, the skills have different types and elements and this affects the damage you'll do and the probability to hit the target. Don't forget the status changes of the atributes, like strenght and defense, for example, and status ailments, like poison or sleep, for example.

You can use up to 4 characters to each battle and you can change one of them for another one during the battle, but if the exchanged character is down (he/she "died"), you can't bring him/her back and need to win the fight and revive him/her at a city. Yes, you can't revive a character at the map, and this is annoying as hell.

The game has so many elements that I'll need to be concise about it. Anyway, you'll control a party of adventurers, always with a lead protagonist, which will marry one of 3 girls, generate a son and the son will be the new lead protagonist and he will have 3 new girls to marry and you got the spirit. Each lead character is one generation and this game have a total of 3 generations, so you'll generate two sons until you get to the end of the game. You can choose any girl you like, but you'll need to have high love from her so you can generate a good son and a good event (with CGs and sexy animations, of course). You build love through events at the map, where you make choices and, depending of the choices, you'll increase or decrease one or many of the affection that your team characters have towards you. And, no, the male characters has affection, but it's not love, you can't go gay here (sorry, lgbt).

How I said before, this game have so many elements, I needed to resume them. There are plenty of items, weapons, which you can unlock, craft and buy and sell. Just explore and try to get the hang of things. Once you learn the game, you'll like it better.

One of the stronger appeals of the Agarest games are its soundtrack. All characters has different voices and all of them are in japanese (but the subs are in english). And the music is amazing, specially the battle musics. You can't go wrong here.

The story is complex and you only learn the truth at the end of the game. Your lead protagonist, Weiss, is approached by a girl name Eva, which accuses him of killing a god (yes, a god can be killed here). In order to revive this god, he need to do a couple of tasks for her and the task is extended to his descendents, so his son and the son of his son will need to do the same. And she barely explain to him what's going on.

It's a new approach at the Agarest franchise and it's good, but really hard to master and learn. The dating sim elements don't please everyone, but are a nice touch at this franchise. I would recommend for any RPG fan which wants a game to spend hours trying to understand and master. But I advise you that it's not all of you which will like this game. This game you can only love or hate. But I hope you love it, because I love.

Graphics: 8/10
Audio: 10/10
Gameplay: 9/10
Overall: 9/10

Worms Clan Wars is another game at the famous franchise Worms. Like its predecessors, you'll create your team of worms and battle against other teams with an arsenal of weapons. However, this game has some changes from the previous versions and that's why is worth a shot.

The graphics didn't change too much from the previous games. Th enviroment and the characters and colorful and lively, being nice to the eyes.

The gameplay is the same of previous Worms: each player has your own turn and you choose one of your worms to do the action. You can move with the directional buttons, choose a weapon through your mouse or keyboard shortcuts and press the spacebar key to use the weapon. Depending of the weapon you choose, the effects at the opponent (and yourself) will be different, so you need to be cautious to not blown yourself up when you use the weapon. This is one of the many great things about the worms games, because a wrong use of a weapon can lead to very funny moments and even make you lose, instead of your opponent. When you use a weapon, your turn is over and it's your opponent turn. You win when every worm of your opponent is dead. If every worm, even yours, die, it will be a draw.

Also, you can also use some items which help you to fight or get a better position to knock out your enemy and, different of when you use a weapon, you won't finish your turn when using it. For example, with the ninja rope, your worm can reach high places and even shoot at your opponent while escaping for your own safety. For example, you can use the ninja rope to go higher and throw a dinamite at your opponent and, before the dynamite blows (you have only a couple of seconds), you can reach another safe place and watch your opponent getting blasted. Your opponent will be damaged by the explosion and be throw at the air because of the explosion and even can fall at the water, losing all its hp. By the way, there's water and you lose your worm if you fall there. Oops, didn't I say that before?

Anyway, it's really nice the huge variety of weapons for you to use at Worms Clan Wars. Plus, some of them are funny, like the powerful "Concrete Donkey", which, when used, a giant concrete donkey falls from the sky and go stomping every place at a vertical line, while doing a funny donkey sound.

By the way, I said before this game has some changes from its previous games. Well, this time, your worms are not equal. At previous games, every worm is exactly the same, changing only its name, but at this game, there are 4 types of worms, which can add some deep to your strategy. For example, there is the tiny worm, called "Scout", which can be faster and jump higher, but they are weaker than the another ones. In another hand, there's the "Heavy", which is the totally opposite of the Scout: it is fat and heavy, so it'll be slow and jump really low, but it's more powerful than the other ones.

There's not many musics here, but the few remaining are nice to hear. But the Audio and sound effects are great! They are nice and funny, specially the many voices you can use as your worms voice. You can laugh a lot with these.

Worms usually has no fixed storyline, except this one has a campaign mode about some worms hunting some rare artifacts. But you don't need to do the campaign, if you prefer only fighting to the death against your friends or the AI or both.

It's another amazing Worms game, with some good improvements, but keeping the old and good formula of success that made Worms a loved franchise. If you love Worms games, don't miss this one. And if you never played a worms game, try this one! It's lovely and I think you will enjoy!

Graphics: 8/10
Audio: 10/10
Gameplay: 9,5/10
Overall: 9/10

Nice and funny 3D platform game! You control the sistes Chante and Elise in a RPG world while trying to help Chante get back to her human form (she was transformed at a pixie). Your team is composed of Elise, which do the melee damage with her sword, and Chante, which helps with the magic. The soundtrack is amazing and the boss battles are really creative and strategic! Recommended!

This game is so cool! You control Maxwell, which has the power of a magical notebook which can create almost anything and modify almost anything at the objects and people! You go to the dc comics world interacting with a lot of dc heroes and villains, while trying to solve a problem which only you can solve! And, while you progress through the story, you help out the people with their different problems and issues. Amazing game! Recommended!

This game sounds cute, but it's not. You control a princess and have to manage her daily lessons to guide here to the throne of the kingdom! You'll deal with wars, bachelors, foreign kingdoms, internal affairs, and more. Every decision counts here and there are many different progress you can do here. The princess can be benevolent or evil depending of your choices. yes, its complex and it's good! Recommended!