If you are looking for the absolute wildest boomer shooter ever created, this game is an absolute must-play. Built on the classic ID Tech 2 engine, this bizarre indie gem brings an insanely chaotic and distinctly Brazilian flavor to your collection of PC Games. It doesn't take itself seriously at all, feeling exactly like a crazy, passion-filled retro fever dream from the early 2000s. From shooting coconuts out of a payphone to eating pastel for health, it is a hilarious, non-stop ride through a demon-infested Rio de Janeiro that will easily become one of the most memorable, off-the-wall titles in your digital library.
Storyline
The narrative is just as unhinged as the insanely long title suggests. You play as a massive fan of Mit Aia, a legendary Brazilian funk singer. While trying to revive him using a pentagram in the middle of a favela, things go horribly wrong, and you accidentally open a massive portal to hell. Now, the entire state of Rio de Janeiro is overrun by demons, possessed civilians, and zombies, and it is entirely up to you to clean up the mess. You will blast your way across the Amazon, outer space, hell, and even heaven just to stop the invasion and save Brazil.
Gaming experience
Playing this game is pure, adrenaline-pumping fun, especially if you love the lightning-fast movement of old-school shooters. You will be dashing, double-jumping, and dodging relentless hordes of possessed clowns and armed demons with extremely tight Quake-style controls. What truly makes it stand out among other indie PC Games is its utterly crazy arsenal, featuring weird weapons like a traditional berimbau and a paper airplane gun. With dozens of wild, unpredictable maps to blast through and full multiplayer support to bring your friends along, it is a perfectly chaotic and deeply satisfying shooter that you simply won't be able to put down.
