171known to the public as GTA The Brazilian, is finally available for download on Steam after a long development cycle. But what do people think of the game? Was the wait really worth it? That’s what we’ll see next!
At the date this article was published, the game currently has only 378 reviews and an average remaining 171 It is rated slightly favourably. Among the best user reviews, we highlight some: Mr. Robdead noted, for example, that “For us Brazilians, this game comes with an excellent experience of seeing our homeland! (…) Alpha game is a show, good graphics, maybe not optimized, but passable!”
Ifcsaade also recommended the game, praising that the developer has “made good physics, both by car and on foot. The missions are complex, the details are meticulous, and the gameplay will remind you a lot of Rockstar. Finally GTA Brazilian, with dirt streets, Brazilian houses and cars, famous buildings, with access to the interior of some houses, with a motorbike, police helicopter, street fair, gang feud and the original GTA high.
Of those not recommending the game, r1pley said that “The game is poorly optimized, but it’s just plain bad…) Cars and NPCs keep popping up in front of you completely out of nowhere.”
That is, between these pros and cons, the middle seems to be well defined by the player: “I felt at home, too bad, the game is not well optimized.” But what about you, do you actually play? Tell us on Voxel’s social media!
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