Below, we detail five games that stand out not only for their original quality, but also for the excellent translation work done by the community. In addition, each one offers a unique experience, now without language barriers.
The Godfather: A PS2 classic in Portuguese
Based on the iconic film "The Godfather", this open-world game puts you in the shoes of Aldo Trapani, a new recruit of the Corleone family. Although the story is original, it intertwines with the events of the movie in a very interesting way. The good news is that this great game from PS2 already has a native Portuguese from Portugal translation, which greatly facilitates understanding the plot and missions.Gun: A Western game translated for PS2
For fans of the Old West, Gun is a treat. This open-world game was a benchmark in the genre for the PlayStation 2, set in the mid-19th century in the United States. The community translation, although not 100% complete and presenting some minor issues with accents and menus, helps a lot. It is important to remember that you need to enable subtitles in the options for the translation to work. Anyway, Gun is a fantastic game in any language.
Rule of Rose: Psychological horror with full translation
This one is for those who enjoy good psychological survival horror. Rule of Rose, a title from SonyIt features a dense plot involving children and an orphanage. The translation of this game is simply flawless, with 100% of the texts, images, and textures in Portuguese, a fantastic job by the group "Os Aristocratas do Giz Vermelho".Sonic Heroes: Sonic's adventure translated into Portuguese
Unlike other games in the franchise, in Sonic Heroes you control a team of three characters simultaneously, each with their own abilities. The translation is excellent, with 100% of the texts and cutscenes in Portuguese, and 80% of the graphics translated. Although it is not the best of the hedgehog's 3D era for many, it is, without a doubt, a tremendously fun game.