Maybe you have not had this opportunity yet because you are not old enough for it. But for those who have already been through college, do you remember how it
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.
Short Review: OkunoKA Madness
Developed by the Italian indie studio Caracal Games and published by Ignition, OkunoKA Madness is a hardcore (emphasis on the HARDCORE) platformer in which you control Ka, our little blue
Review: Warsaw Console Edition
They say that war never changes. But thankfully, the way it’s portrayed does. Developed by the Polish studio Pixelated Milk, the studio responsible for the amazing Regalia: Of Men and
Review: Wintermoor Tactics Club
Developed by the American studio EVC games, published by Versus Evil, and paying clear homage to tabletop RPGs, Wintermoor Tactics Club is an interesting blend of tactical RPG with visual
Review: Brunch Club
Do you remember an indie game called I am Bread? The Bossa Studios’ title from 2015 where you control a slice of bread in a mischief adventure to reach the
Short Review: A Hero and a Garden
Everybody knows this story: the story about a princess locked up in a castle and the hero who goes to her rescue. He then faces countless monsters and perils before
Review: Drake Hollow
Developed by the Bostonian studio The Molasses Flood, the studio responsible for the brilliant The Flame in the Flood, has recently brought to Xbox (and PCs too, so our PC
Review: Johnny Rocket
Some of our readers have already noticed that I have a special affection for projects developed by small studios and solo developers and today I bring you a review for