Players take on the role of a family man pulled into Brazil's strangest game show, battling waves of monsters pulled from Brazilian folklore. This 2D action indie game pits you against foes like the trickster Saci and the Headless Mule through fast-paced combat that demands dodging fireballs and enemy strikes. Family tensions add layers, with supportive emails from your wife and harsh ones from your troubled daughter, alongside optional dives into mythological lore and personal struggles.
Intense boss battles drive the core experience, letting players skip deeper elements for pure action. The game's brevity noted by most reviewers hides a true ending few have reached. Fans of quick, folklore-infused indie action will find it hits the mark.
In Daily Espada from Pidroh, players assume the role of a family man drawn into Brazil’s most bizarre game show, as he fights hordes of monsters from Brazilian mythology. Maneuvering through fireballs and dodging enemy attacks in Daily Espada’s fast-paced combat is simple when compared to the protagonist’s struggle with his dysfunctional family.
A 2D Action game where you face enemies from Brazil's Folklore, like the trickster Saci and the Headless Mule, while receiving encouraging emails from your wife and not so encouraging ones from your problematic daughter. Daily Espada features a deep look in both it's mythological lore and in the main character's family, but this richness is completely optional, allowing players to simply enjoy the intense boss battles if they wish to do so!
Lots of reviewers are stating the game is short, but only 3 people (myself included) have seen the real ending of the game. Makes you wonder, huh?
