LifeisXbox’s Narita Boy review | The ancient kingdom is at stake, and only the hero from the prophecy wielding his sacred sword will be able to save us. This could
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 | Outriders
LifeisXbox’s Outriders review | You and I know that people cannot fly without a proper means of transport. But it didn’t prevent the Polish studio People Can Fly from doing
Review | Hellbreachers
LifeisXbox’s Hellbreachers review | I believe that every Xbox gamer knows Ratalaika Games SL. The Spanish studio is well-known for porting and publishing dozens of easy completion games that achievement
Short Review | Sumatra: Fate of Yandi
LifeisXbox’s Sumatra: Fate of Yandi review | With more than 30 years of gaming in my baggage, I feel like ideas, concepts, and mechanics are being reused and recycled in
Review | Heaven Dust
LifeisXbox’s Heaven Dust review | You may not know about it, but zombies in games are older than most of the game icons we have today. Looking on the internet,
Review | GraviFire
Our Gravifire review | Developed by the Russian indie studio Potata Company and published by Sometimes You, GraviFire is a short and interesting puzzle game where you play as a
Review | Unturned
After the massive success of Minecraft, which is already celebrating ten years in 2021, ‘blocky games’ (how I call games voxel-like graphics that include building and exploration) have only grown
Review | Empire of Sin
For the French, the ‘Années Folles’ (Crazy years). For other Europeans, the Golden Twenties. For North Americans, the Jazz Age. And also, the Prohibition period, a time when organized crime