Pilot a mech to hunt down and destroy the oppressive government of a cyberpunk autocracy. In this fast-paced, top-down shooter, use overwhelming firepower to destroy columns of tanks and level buildings. Unlock up to 56 unique vehicles and 40 weapons.
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Every market we collect.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.11/day in the week to Aug 4 → 1.29/day in the week after.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $24.99 | 5.8Kreviews | 93% | — | $3.5M |
| $6.49−74% | 671ratings | 90% | — | not modelled |
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space banana company wants to reclaim space cuba after the death of space fidel castro
The game so damn good I bought it the next day after pirating it
[h1] Brigador is a Masterclass in Videogame Texture [/h1] Brigador’s first level sets a perfect expectation for the rest of the game. A lone Touro-class mech confidently strides down a dark, empty street, flanked by concrete walls and flimsy barriers. Spinning orange lights cast deep shadows on the mech’s footfalls. On the far end of the street, a civilian wearing a neon yellow raincoat wanders into view. Then another. And then three more. Ten more. It’s as good a time as any to test your mech’s weapons. A robotic voice bellows "GREAT LEADER IS DEAD. SOLO NOBRE MUST FALL". If you turned at least a handful of the civvies into red mist, you made some extra cash - congratulations on accepting the mercenary contract. Check your earnings statement. This game is for you. Brigador is equal parts isometric vehicle sim and real-time tactics game. The campaign is structured around 3 main objective types - eliminating VIP’s, targeting major infrastructure, and whittling down the local garrison. You are given the choice of 4 different loadouts for each mission with wildly different playstyles and tactics. Complete your objective within your means and get out - couldn’t be simpler. So what’s the hook? Solo Nobre is one of the most vivid video game cities I’ve ever had the pleasure of stomping through. The city is smothered in dull grays and browns, choked of color by the enigmatic Great Leader’s authoritarian regime. Decrepit habitation blocks adorned with harsh neon stand just outside pristinely maintained gated communities. Massive orbital guns remain trained on the unseen sky above, locked in an eternal standoff with offworld corporations. Endless stone crypts deify the city’s interstellar founders. There’s so much history to experience in these environments. Oh, and you can reduce all of it to rubble with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mortar. Every single asset within the district walls is fully destructible. Those orbital guns cook off their ammo in a huge explosion, which is pretty helpful for killing groups of enemies nearby. High walls can be rammed or shot through to get a surprise flank. Disable power relays and communication towers to hamper the enemy’s ability to call for backup. Choice, risk, and reward. This is Brigador’s remarkable texture. Contending with the game’s environment to plan ambushes or reposition for a better shot gives the player an intimate relationship to Solo Nobre’s architecture, and by extension its history. With loads of vehicles and weapons to choose from, the variety on offer is astounding. There’s also a freelance mode where you can make your own loadouts. If you like to read, the logs are just about the only ones I’ve sat down and read in a video game - they’re that good. There’s so much to say about Brigador. Its gorgeous 2D sprites, thrilling electronic soundtrack, and the fantastic audiobook - but in my mind, I keep coming back to that first level. Accepting the contract from the corporations, inflicting unimaginable cruelty on nothing more than an impulse, feeling the weight of the mighty Touro’s stomp. It’s just rough, sinewy, glorious texture. Highly recommended. Cannot wait for the sequel.
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For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Korean*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 849 reviews with recorded playtime.
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当我发现不再关心月光照耀下的柏油路面上，那星闪逃窜的黄色雨衣的时时候，我才意识到这游戏所想要表达的远不止机甲拆迁那么简单。
Genuinely criminal how underrated this game is, especially considering how starved we are for great mech games. Don't go in expecting a fast and fluid top down shooter, it's really meant to be played more methodically and tactically. If you go in with those expectations and are willing to adjust to the controls you'll get a mech experience unlike any other. Brigador Killers can't come out fast enough.
Devs are fascists. Game is junk, extremely janky, poor controls, frankly the worst top-down style game you'll ever play. Abysmal garbage shovelware that has no right to charge $36 for a game not even worth $5. Fascist lives don't matter, fascist devs deserve bankruptcy.
Apparently this game triggers tankies on r/games and r/pcgaming so buy multiple copies to support devs that survived a cancellation attempt. Otherwise, great fun. It's like playing a destructible techno trash art piece.
This review would have been positive if I had stopped at the first few missions. Instead, the difficulty rises so steeply that Brigador loses the charm of an isometric shooter with mechs and other unique vehicles — including a flying head — and turns into a bullet hell that leaves no room for mistakes. There’s a big problem when, after completing a mission, the main feeling you get is relief at not having to replay it, rather than pride in having finished it — maybe even followed by the desire to try a different strategy. In Brigador, that never happens. What a pity.
Found this gem after playing Brigador Killers demo and hearing that it has a prequel. Probably the most fun I've ever gotten out of $1.30. Costs the full price too, imho. Will be patiently waiting for the release of the sequel after I'll finish this one. Best of luck with that to the dev team.
I don't leave reviews for stuff very often, but for this I'll absolutely make an exception. I've been playing Brigador since 2020 when a certain Youtuber made a video on this absolute gem & have been playing it ever since. Originally got it in GOG before recently buying it again on steam to help support the devs. Brigador is a very special game to me. Everything from the gameplay, music, art style & setting just click. A deceivingly simple game with a ton of strategy & tactics where one bad decision can easily snowball & end your run. The game looks like it would be a simple arcadey twin stick shooter but its not, with the game requiring you to take very careful consideration of your environment, how to traverse it, and even the way your vehicle is positioned (the game features a directional damage system). Flanking is king and unless your driving a project mega death type vehicle, you should never engage most enemies head on. Especially large groups or swarms of enemies without some sort of cover or way to retreat from the situation. The soundtrack is also simply a masterpiece. "Makeup and Vanity Set" created an incredible Synthwave soundtrack that can range from being either "Badass & Bombastic" to "Haunting & Atmospheric". Every track fits the games mood flawlessly whether your taking on a NEP garrison with a Touro, sneaking about in a MOG suit, or mopping up the remnants of your latest space genocide. Art style lore wise Brigador also strikes a massive cord with me as I'm an absolute goober who's obsessed with retro future settings, the late Cold War era, and anything Military related. The vehicle designs are all fricking peak, the lore is way better than it has any right to be, and the city of Solo Nobre is crammed with so much love, attention to detail, and character that its almost a shame that its our job to destroy the damn place. I won't say Brigador is the "best game ever made", but its personally one of my all time favorite video games. If you haven't played it yet & like vehicle combat games then do yourself a favor & pick this one up. Also the sequel "Brigador Killers", is still in active development so give the devs your money so we can finally play it!!!
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