Caçarola

When the Glutton King fell, his legendary dishes ran away. Now a Sausage Boar is tearing up the pepper fields, a Paella Crab rules the coast and a Churro Anteater glues travelers to the canyon floor with hot chocolate. Somebody has to hunt them. Somebody has to cook them. That's your brigade. Every beast is a boss fight with its own tricks and clear warnings. Dodge the Pepper Serpent's fire, fight the Paella Crab in the rising tide and vanish into the Bao Toad's steam. Break tusks, claws and shells, pull your friends out of claws and chocolate, and drag the meat home. Chop, season, roast and throw food across the kitchen while the villagers' tickets pile up and a dog runs off with the sausages. Every hunter shines at one station, and the whole brigade has to move as one. The first time a hunter eats a beast, they learn one of two techniques stolen from its moves: the boar's charge, the armadillo's shell, the serpent's fire. Build your hunter from what you ate, three techniques at a time. After the feast, the brigade votes on the most exaggerated story about the hunt. The tale spreads through the village, and the beast comes back bigger, meaner and worth more. Tonhão and his skewer-spear, Bento the butcher, Nara the archer, Tuca the little cook, Brígida and her cutting-board shield, Seu Galdino and his churrasco sword, Vó Quitéria and her giant wooden spoon, and Pipoca, the tiny spice thief. One hunter per kitchen station. Start in the sun-baked Pepper Tree Valley and travel the Glutton King's old kingdom: the Saffron Coast, the Steam Swamp and the Chili Canyon. Every region brings new beasts, new dishes, a new kitchen station and its own music, with more arriving during Early Access. - Solo with three AI companions - 2 to 4 players on one screen - Online co-op for up to 4 players - Keyboard and mouse or controller Hand-drawn in the style of Brazilian cordel woodcut prints, with a forró soundtrack.