重點資訊
At Brasil Game Show 2026, developers Pedro Oliveira and Pablo Ortolan of 2 Wedges introduced Caravana 2000, an action game inspired by the Vampire Survivors formula. Players survive waves of enemies in a first-person perspective while collecting automatic weapons. The game is deeply rooted in Brazilian pop culture, specifically the Carreta Furacão, a group of costumed dancers who perform alongside decorated trucks.
The gameplay features unique characters like Satanic, who possesses high speed and double-jump abilities. Players build their loadouts by collecting up to four items, such as confetti-shooting shotguns. Instead of traditional fantasy power-ups, the developers included small bottles of soda, referencing a common childhood experience in Brazil where students believed these drinks provided strength.
Enemies are based on local cultural icons, including chairs from bars, giant pigs from commercials, and motorcycle-riding skeletons representing street crime. The developers also included a blue Volkswagen Beetle, referencing a local game where spotting one allows players to hit their friends. This mechanic is intended to encourage physical interaction during local multiplayer sessions.
Currently in development for about one year, the game supports local four-player split-screen co-op, which was showcased at the event. While online multiplayer is not natively supported, the developers noted that Steam Remote Play allows for remote sessions. A demo is available on Steam, with plans to add more content.
