Upcoming action RPG has been on my Steam wishlist for several months, and it recently had a bite of virality tha𒉰nks to a newly rediscovered clip of one playable fighter using capoeira martial arts to absolutely dismantle some monsters by kicking their teeth out, foregoing the usual Soulslike slew of swords and magic. According to narrative director Thiago Baptista of developer Trialforge Studio, capoeira actually stems from a pillar of the game's design. 

The꧙ whole pitch for Deathbound is absorbing and utilizing the fighting styles of fallen warriors from around the world, even forming a sort of one-person party of fighters to swap between on the fly. Capoeira, then, is just one style of melee available 🧜to you. 

Baptista recently discuss🌟ed the role of Mamdile Ogaté, the capoeira fighter seen in that viral clip, and Afro-Brazilian history in Deathbound. In a Twitter thread, he explains that Mamdile "is a fighter of the Sinjwari, a monastic Order of fearsome capoeira-fighting warrior-monks, dedicated to Goddess Death and 🌠Her Church." Mamdile's homeland is the Sayabakn Sultanate, one of Deathbound's four nations, which is based on medieval West Africa. 

"We made a point of having a kingdom based ღon medieval Africa, especially on t🎶he Ghana and Mali Empires, because of the way Africa is generally portrayed in Western media - a primitive, 'tribal' land of hunger, misery and backwardness," he says. "A racist picture, scar of white colonialism."

"Mamdile Ogaté is a way for us to explore this rich culture and pay homage to the stron💫g African origins of Brazilian culture," he adds. "Brazil has the largest black population outside of Africa, and our capoeira, for instance, is a product of our African (especially Angolan) roots." 

The response to Baptista's latest thread, as well as the new-again capoeira clip, has been overwhelmingly positive, with scores of Brazilian gamers celebrating in the quote tweets and replies. The꧟ unifying banner is simple: "B🌼razil mentioned." Even Baptista's in on the fun: 

Deathbound is currently only listed on Steam and doesn't have a firm release date just yet, but "it🅠'll be released this year" according to Baptista. 

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