Have you ever imagined how it would be to combine two of your favorite games in a new title? Well, I have – frequently, to be honest. And apparently, I’m
Author: Rafael Faria
With a history of gaming that goes from his old man’s Atari 2600 to his Xbox One, Rafael or RAF687, our Brazilian editor, has a love for games as old as he can remember. He has already spent countless hours in many consoles (Mega Drive/Genesis, Sega Saturn, PS1, PS2 and Xbox 360) and is always ready for more (as long as his wife is asleep). Raf has been writing for LifeisXbox since 2017, with a passion for games of almost all genres – though we know he has a special place in his heart for RPGs, racing games and anything that includes pixel art. Writing about games has always been a childhood dream to Raf, dream that he has fulfilled reviewing games for you here. You can drop him a message at Twitter, Facebook or Xbox Live at any time.
Review: Landflix Odyssey
Fantastico Studio has another fantastic game for you. And this time, the Italian studio that already presented us with the amazing Black Paradox brings a comical pixelated adventure! In Landflix
Review | Chronos: Before the Ashes
Developed by Gunfire Games, the Texan studio responsible for Darksiders II Remaster, Darksiders III, and the remarkable Remnant: From the Ashes, here comes a new challenge that will put even
Review: Tears of Avia
Developed by the British indie studio CooCooSqueaky and published by PQube, Tears of Avia is a turn-based strategy JRPG that exhales anime references in every corner. Controlling a group of
Review: Visage
Developed and published by the Canadian indie studio SadSquare, Visage is a first-person survival / psychological horror game, the first title from an incredibly talented team. Taking influences from the
Review: Nine Witches: Family Disruption
Everybody does love some good adventure game. Even better when it has an appealing story, beautiful pixel art, and it is filled with humor! What? You don’t like this gender
Review: XIII
As the saying goes, ‘some stories are better left untold’. Or in this case, ‘left not remade’. But let me calm down a little bit because I am getting ahead
Short Review: Lonely Mountains Downhill DLC Eldfjall Island
It’s almost summer here in the South hemisphere, so there’s no better time to dust off our bikes and hit the road once again – with all the necessary protection,