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The Brazilian game has roots in the hack 'n slash and JRPG genres, and its narrative intertwines with the comic of the same name. Both will be available at Brasil Game Show.
Inspired by classics from the 1990s and 2000s, the work blends pixel art and 3D environments, following Blu in a narrative that also expands into an original comic.
Brazil currently produces several games that have achieved global releases, originating from studios in São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and elsewhere.
Brazilian MMORPGs made entirely in Portuguese have been—and still are—a bet on the market, did you know? This is certainly a genre many people remember, especially in Brazil at a time when players visited LAN gaming centers far more often than they do today...
By far, Monica's Gang is Brazil's most successful comic-book series. Its first publication came in 1959 as a series of newspaper comic strips in Folha da Manhã (now Folha de São Paulo), starring the characters Blu and Franklin...
Horizon Chase, also known as the "Brazilian Top Gear," did not get this nickname for nothing. In addition to having similar gameplay and game style, Porto Alegre-based studio Aquiris managed to feature a soundtrack composed by the musician who created the soundtra...
Brazilian studio Diorama Digital recently released the first trailer for its game Araní. The hack-and-slash game is being developed in Unreal Engine and does not yet have a definite release date. Araní will be available fo...
Confident they would avoid a copyright battle, the developers at CriticalX Games drew on elements from The Legend of Zelda series, Darksiders 1 and 2, and even Nickelodeon's animated Avatar series to create the original world of Tales of Yinka...
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