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Brazilian Drug Dealer Before 4: Demons From The Portal To Hell I Opened Are Still In The Favela And Now I Have To Save Mamadas From Ronaldo is a fast‑paced Brazilian FPS built on the id Tech 2 engine. It mimics classic Quake movement, offering dash and double‑jump mechanics that keep combat fluid across chaotic arenas.
The game spans 18 campaign stages across Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Salvador, Hell and Heaven, plus seven Horde maps and six deathmatch‑focused maps. It supports both solo and cooperative play, with online multiplayer via Steamworks and optional DualShock/DualSense controller use.
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Quake‑style movement
Players can dash and perform a double jump, a nod to classic arena shooters. These abilities help avoid relentless attacks from demons and other foes. The movement system encourages staying mobile, especially when navigating secret areas that reward exploration with health items.
- Try chaining a dash into a double jump to reach higher platforms.
- Observe enemy patterns before committing to a jump for safer navigation.
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Unconventional weapons
The arsenal includes a payphone that shoots coconuts, a money paper‑airplane gun, and a Feijoada bowl with a slingshot. New additions feature a Chimarrão drink flamethrower. These weapons add a Brazilian flair while providing varied combat options against demons, zombies, and possessed mascots.
- Experiment with the Feijoada slingshot for ranged attacks on distant enemies.
- Use the Chimarrão flamethrower in close quarters to control crowds.
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Diverse enemy roster
Enemies range from armed demons and zombies to Brazilian truck clowns, possessed singers, angry TV mice, and two motorcycle‑riding foes. Each type presents a distinct visual and attack pattern. Boss‑like encounters involve Ronaldo McDalest and his remaining demon forces, requiring careful use of movement and firepower.
- Prioritize slower enemies first to reduce crowd pressure.
- Watch for the motorcycle duo’s speed; keep distance when possible.
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Campaign stages and secrets
The single‑player campaign covers 18 stages across Rio, São Paulo, Salvador, Hell and Heaven. Health items like pastel and cane broth are scattered across the maps, and each level also has lots of secret areas to find. Finishing the story saves the Mamadas, unlocks a party in Heaven, and concludes with a showdown against Ronaldo’s remaining demons.
- Replay levels with rocket or double jumps to uncover hidden zones.
- Collect pastel and cane broth whenever spotted for health boosts.
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Co‑op and PvP modes
All campaign maps support cooperative play, while six dedicated deathmatch maps focus on player‑vs‑player combat. The Horde mode, titled “More Coming,” pits players against zombie waves. Steamworks handles matchmaking; friends can join without port forwarding, though the beta is noted as unstable.
- Coordinate with teammates in co‑op to cover each other’s blind spots.
- In Horde, conserve ammo early to survive longer waves.
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