BRAZILIAN DRUG DEALER 3: I OPENED A PORTAL TO HELL IN THE FAVELA TRYING TO REVIVE MIT AIA I NEED TO CLOSE IT

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In "Brazilian Drug Dealer 3," players attempt to close a hell portal they accidentally opened in a Rio de Janeiro favela while trying to revive legendary funk musician Mit Aia. Armed with golden weapons and the Flamenco-colored rocket launcher, players must navigate the ultraviolent world of Brazilian-inspired demons, zombies, and truck clowns to save the state. This fast-paced FPS game uses the ID TECH2 engine and pays homage to Brazilian mods and bootleg games of the 2000s.

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Audience ScoreBased on 471 reviews

music17 positive mentions

The game offers a unique and chaotic experience that blends humor with engaging gameplay, reminiscent of classic Quake mechanics.
The soundtrack is highly praised, featuring a mix of Brazilian beats and intense electronic music that enhances the overall atmosphere.
Players appreciate the creative level design and the cultural references, making it a fun and memorable experience, especially for those familiar with Brazilian culture.

The game suffers from poor level design and confusing layouts, which can lead to frustration during gameplay.
Many players find the audio levels excessively loud and disorienting, contributing to a less enjoyable experience.
The humor and references may not resonate with everyone, particularly those unfamiliar with Brazilian culture, leading to a disconnect in enjoyment.

music
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The music in the game has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with many users praising it as one of the best soundtracks of 2024. The blend of traditional Brazilian beats, intense electronic elements, and unique soundscapes creates an immersive experience that enhances gameplay, often evoking strong emotional responses. While some find the volume overwhelming, the majority agree that the soundtrack is a standout feature, deserving of accolades for its creativity and impact.
- “The soundtrack is impeccable.”
- “A blend of traditional Brazilian beats, intense trap music, and eerie, demonic undertones sets the mood perfectly for each scene.”
- “Overall, it's a masterpiece with a killer soundtrack.”
- “Demons and Japanese rats while high BPM electronic music and Brazilian percussion are blaring in the background, distastefully destroying your eardrums.”
- “It's lazy, boring, and the joke wears off the moment you hit the level where the music blasts your ears out.”
- “The OST is composed entirely out of nightmarish rips of deep-fried phonk and DnB.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are polarizing, with some praising its unique and jaw-dropping aesthetic that stands out among this year's titles, while others criticize the visuals as headache-inducing and poorly designed. The game's low-budget charm and bizarre, eye-frying visuals are noted as intriguing, though they may not appeal to everyone. Overall, the graphics are described as a masterclass in their intent, despite being divisive in quality.
- “The aesthetic is jaw-dropping.”
- “The graphics are outstanding among the best this year's games.”
- “The graphics put cyberpunk to shame and honestly I don't know if they can be surpassed.”
- “Completely incomprehensible with poorly designed levels and headache-inducing visuals.”
- “The graphics burn my retinas and the sound fries my eardrums.”
- “The visuals are horrid in a very charming way and the catchy music is distorted to hell, along with some of the weapon sounds.”
story
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The story of "Brazilian Drug Dealer 3" is a chaotic yet heartfelt narrative centered around a protagonist's desperate attempt to revive a character named mit aia by opening a portal to hell in a favela. While the plot may be convoluted and at times difficult to follow, it is enriched by innovative mission designs and a vibrant setting, blending high-octane action with a unique horror-samba aesthetic. Players appreciate the game's outrageous premise and engaging storytelling, making it a standout experience in the genre.
- “The protagonist’s desperation to revive mit aia—whatever the cost—gives the story a surprisingly heartfelt anchor amidst the chaos.”
- “Each mission introduces unique challenges, from deciphering cryptic rituals to battling hordes of infernal creatures, all while navigating the vibrant, perilous environment of the favela.”
- “The game play and storytelling is the best I have ever experienced in any piece of fiction ever.”
- “Was good, used Duolingo to figure out most of the story.”
- “Imagine 'Cruelty Squad' if you threw out the immersive sim aspects, made the story manageable to follow, then took it to Brazil against its will.”
- “This game got me to listen to Tim Maia (whose face you see plastered all over the place during the story and the reason demons are invading Brazil) and honestly, I'd perform a satanic ritual to bring him back too after listening to some of his music.”
humor
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The humor in the game is characterized by a blend of dark comedy, absurdity, and cultural references that may resonate differently with players, particularly those familiar with Brazilian humor. Players find the quirky enemy designs and ridiculous gameplay elements, such as a health bar made of emojis, to be consistently amusing. Overall, the game is described as a fun and hilarious experience, especially for those who appreciate its unique comedic style.
- “The game’s unapologetically wild premise—a drug dealer accidentally opening a literal portal to hell in the heart of a favela—is handled with a perfect blend of dark humor, gritty realism, and supernatural mayhem.”
- “I found the cast of enemies hilarious, the enforcer looking like a bizarre supervillain and the doll fiend disappointedly screaming 'noo :((' when you kill it never fails to crack me up.”
- “It's basically Quake if you deep-fried it in a bath of post-irony and Brazilian humor, the latter of which has entirely flown over my head.”
gameplay
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The gameplay of *Brazilian Drug Dealer 3* is characterized as fun and challenging, with tight and responsive mechanics reminiscent of classic Quake. While some reviewers note that the gameplay itself isn't groundbreaking, they appreciate its integration with a vibrant aesthetic and engaging soundtrack, making it an enjoyable experience overall. The game successfully combines humor and style, appealing to those who appreciate its unique cultural expression.
- “The gameplay is some of the most amazing I've ever experienced; very fun and difficult.”
- “The mechanics are tight, responsive, and incredibly satisfying.”
- “It’s not trying to be something it’s not; it’s fun gameplay, it’s stylish, it integrates the elements it chooses well, and the soundtrack is great.”
- “Gameplay-wise, this 'Brazilian Drug Dealer 3: I Opened a Portal to Hell in the Favela Trying to Revive Mit Aia I Need to Close It' isn't anything special—it's just 'Quake'—but everything else about this game is pretty interesting, like the ways that Mit Aia's face is plastered everywhere, or the extreme amounts of bass-boosting in every track.”
- “Though gameplay-wise it's not much to write home about as it's just reskinned 'Quake', there's a very abrasive aesthetic to 'Brazilian Drug Dealer 3' that makes it intriguing to the eye—recommended if you enjoyed 'Cruelty Squad'.”
- “Gameplay is just 'Quake'.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of *bdd3* is highlighted by its ability to blend absurdity with profound emotional resonance, particularly through the protagonist's desperate quest to revive mit aia, which adds a heartfelt dimension to the chaotic narrative. Reviewers express that the game offers a deeply personal and therapeutic experience, evoking strong feelings that can lead to tears.
- “bdd3 manages to balance absurdity with genuine emotional depth.”
- “The protagonist’s desperation to revive mit aia—whatever the cost—gives the story a surprisingly heartfelt anchor amidst the chaos.”
- “I cried.”
atmosphere
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The game's atmosphere is highly praised for its unique and immersive skyboxes, which create a distinct ambiance that feels original despite its technological roots. The slow-paced gameplay enhances this demure atmosphere, while the eclectic decorations, including pentagrams and surreal imagery, contribute to a quirky yet captivating Brazilian vibe.
- “The skyboxes are some of the best I have seen, giving this specific atmosphere that never feels derivative of Doom or other id games despite sharing much of its technological DNA.”
- “Such a demure atmosphere with loads of slow-paced immersive gameplay.”
- “Each one is a masterpiece, decorated to perfection with pentagrams and distorted images of Ronaldinho, because nothing screams 'Brazilian atmosphere' like demonic soccer idols.”
replayability
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Users generally find that the game's replayability is high, with multiple paths, choices, and outcomes that encourage players to experience it multiple times. The inclusion of various difficulty levels and unlockable content further enhances the incentive to replay. Overall, players appreciate the depth and variety that contribute to a lasting engagement with the game.
- “The replay value of this game is incredible; every playthrough feels fresh and engaging.”
- “I love how each decision I make leads to different outcomes, making me want to replay the game multiple times.”
- “With various character builds and story paths, the replayability keeps me coming back for more.”
- “The game lacks significant replay value, as once you've completed the main story, there's little incentive to return.”
- “After finishing the game, I found that the choices I made had minimal impact on the outcome, which really diminished its replayability.”
- “While the gameplay is enjoyable, the absence of varied endings or side quests makes it hard to justify multiple playthroughs.”
stability
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The game demonstrates strong stability, running smoothly on the Steam Deck, allowing for flexible gameplay on the go.
- “This game runs great on Steam Deck too, so you can play it anywhere you want.”