Brasil Game Show floor Cosplay and Brazilian games

Oct 9–10

TV Brasil visits São Paulo's seventeenth Brasil Game Show, with major companies, game projects and fans. Gudryan Neufert interviews cosplayers and returning mother/daughter visitors, cites Game Brasil participation/leisure figures and an annual R$13 billion national market, and reports an indie area with seventy titles from thirty-two studios. A Brazilian company led by Bruna Simões is said by the reporter to plan a futuristic game release later that month after three years, sixty professionals and R$3 million invested. Simões describes an aviation hero shooter with aircraft/pilot abilities and team roles. The report cites Abragames studio, employment, small-business and export figures, recalls the 2024 Games Legal Framework and carries Rodrigo Terra's appeal for direct domestic investment amid international interest. The reported October release remains prospective.

In the Brasil Game Show report, Thunder Games director Bruna Simões describes an aviation hero shooter with unique aircraft/pilot abilities and complementary team roles. TV Brasil reports three years of work, sixty professionals and R$3 million invested, and forecasts a release later in October. This is the project presentation and reported plan, not a confirmed commercial launch.