Games that focus on narrative, exploration, and puzzle-solving rather than combat. Progression is often tied to story events.
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Celebrating Brazil’s vibrant independent game development scene, the Brazuca Game Awards (BGA) 2025 recognized Honor of Giants as the Brazilian Game of the Year for their project honoring Brazilian bootleg games, and Horizon Chase 2 and Master Lemon also took home awards. The community-driven event aims to shine a light on studios often overlooked by mainstream attention but cherished by their dedicated fan bases.
Fans eagerly await the unveiling of original characters and new details for Project ‘Age 1000’ at Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2026!
Join us at the Carioca season of ‘Wicked’ in Rio de Janeiro on July 15, 2026, as Volkswagen sponsors this captivating musical production that combines friendship, courage, and technological innovation, while promoting cultural accessibility for all.
Here’s a tantalizing sneak peek at the stellar lineup of RPGs heading to the Nintendo Switch 2 in the next few years, including Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Metaphor ReFantazio from Atlus!
The upcoming Super Tuesday will see interest rate decisions from both the US and Brazil, along with geopolitical tensions and potential changes in the Federal Reserve presidency, all factors that may significantly impact the US dollar and global markets this week.
Get ready for an exciting year ahead in 2026 as Capcom’s Resident Evil remakes are anticipated to release on Nintendo Switch 2, joining other notable titles from Sega and Square Enix!
Looking forward to the February State of Play event, where we might catch a glimpse of upcoming titles like Saros, Marathon, and perhaps even some surprising announcements!
In a recent statement, Kensuke Shimoda, former Ubisoft employee, defends the company’s focus on DEI initiatives, asserting that these measures have facilitated Ubisoft’s expansion into new markets and played a significant role in its global success.
Experience a global tapestry of stories at “Cinesesc” this season, featuring award-winning films exploring environmental challenges, conflict, and capitalism from Brazil, Tunisia, South Korea, and more, while offering free screenings for children and encouraging creativity among the younger audience.