- September 21, 2024
- Joeveno
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.






- The game offers a unique and immersive experience that captures the chaotic essence of Brazilian culture, making it feel authentic and engaging.
- The soundtrack is a standout feature, blending various genres and enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- Despite its chaotic visuals and humor, the gameplay is solid, reminiscent of classic Quake mechanics, providing a fun and fast-paced shooting experience.
- The level design can be confusing and janky, with some players finding it difficult to navigate through the maps.
- The audio levels are excessively loud, which can be overwhelming and detracts from the overall experience.
- Many references and jokes may go over the heads of players unfamiliar with Brazilian culture, potentially limiting its appeal.
music
118 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has been widely praised for its energetic and chaotic blend of Brazilian funk, breakcore, and trap, creating an immersive and intense atmosphere that enhances the gameplay experience. While many players find the soundtrack to be a standout feature, some have noted that its volume can be overwhelming at times. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a significant highlight, with many reviewers recommending it as a reason to play the game.
“Those moments, combined with the insane breakcore/gabber soundtrack, are probably the highlights of the whole game.”
“The soundtrack, the pure chaotic energy, my brain can't process it.”
“A blend of traditional Brazilian beats, intense trap music, and eerie, demonic undertones sets the mood perfectly for each scene.”
“The music is to this game as the visuals are to Cruelty Squad - though with the latter, I adjusted to it - the default music audio is ear-splitting.”
“Incredibly loud music is blasting constantly, the enemies and environments are an eyesore but the gunplay and movement is just like that of Quake, so it's smooth as hell.”
“It's lazy, boring, and the joke wears off the moment you hit the level where the music blasts your ears out.”