DeVuego LATAM

A fantastic, fiendishly difficult adventure that combines cartoonish design with dark, noir appeal, all bathed in the dirty starkness of neon lights.

Golazo! is a big salute to the 90’s era as it mirrors the enjoyment of games such as Sensible Soccer and Italia 90 back in their heyday. Club up with your friends before a night out for massive enjoyment factor or play alone and equally have great fun! There is no online multiplayer here but there is enough fun to warrant a purchase.

Try not to lose your head in this multiplayer free-for-all. A good selection of stages and characters to choose from, but other than stealing one another’s heads, there’s not much new on offer here.

Mulaka has a bit of something for everyone, and I mean that in the most sincere fashion. There’s a ton of exploration and adventure, good fighting combo work, and plenty of collectibles for the thorough player to discover. The cut scenes and explanations give a lot of background and insight to the tales of the Tarahumara people,  but they can be easily skipped if you really are just intent on the fighting and framework. And, as always, you can take it leisurely, one foot in front of the other, or at the speed of wind, sprinting about with reckless abandon. In all cases, this is a fantastic tale that really did a ton for me in terms of engagement and enjoyment. A perfect blend of storytelling and gameplay, Mulaka has certainly won itself a place in my heart, and I encourage others to seek it out as well.