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The Last Brazilian is a satirical action-platformer across a fantastical Brazil

From Estúdio Coração, The Last Brazilian mixes roguelite, pixel art and satire with five fighters and routes that change every run.

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The Last Brazilian
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Spec sheet before the jokes: The Last Brazilian (O Último Brasileiro), from Estúdio Coração, grabs attention with its pitch alone: a satirical 2D action-platformer that runs through a fantastical Brazil, with plenty of humor and brawling. It doesn’t have a release date yet, but its Steam page is live.

The Last Brazilian, satirical action-platformer

Spin the Journey Cube

Each run, you spin the “Journey Cube”, pick one of five fighters and cross three acts with changing routes, through regional stages, bosses, “Colossi”, quick challenges and events. Its Steam tags give a sense of the mix: roguelite, hack and slash, souls-like, pixel art, comedy, satire and even political sim.

Wishlist it

The game is coming to PC (Windows) and has a Brazilian Portuguese interface. There’s no price or date yet. If Brazilian satire in pixel art is your thing, it’s worth a wishlist.

The Last Brazilian on Steam

In practice, that means wishlisting it on Steam and waiting for a release date.

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