Brazilian Drug Dealer Before 4 Launches on Steam with Co-op and Workshop Support
Developer Joeveno and publisher NoQuarter have released Brazilian Drug Dealer Before 4 on Steam. The standalone expansion to Brazilian Drug Dealer 3 launched on September 16 at €4.99, with a 10% discount for the first two weeks.
The retro first-person shooter draws on Brazilian game modifications, bootleg releases and music from the 2000s. Its exaggerated setting sends players through versions of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo and Salvador, as well as supernatural locations, on a mission to rescue the band Mamadas.
The arsenal contains 13 weapons, including improvised designs based on everyday objects and food. Double jumping, dashing and rocket jumping provide ways to navigate levels and reach secrets.
Steamworks integration supports co-op and deathmatch sessions with friend invitations. The release also includes Steam Workshop support and separate campaign, horde and competitive maps.
The publisher describes Before 4 as a standalone release, so the earlier game is not required.
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