Portugal’s Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy Get Their Own Adventure Game

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Based on the popular Portuguese graphic novel by Filipe Melo and Juan Cavia, OKAM Studio and Ravenscourt’s new point-and-click game The Adventures of Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy has just hit the Steam store. The game has you playing as former Pizza Delivery boy Eurico as he undertakes unusual cases involving the occult.

Set in a world where monsters are real and live secretly alongside of humanity, The Adventures of Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy follows Eurico and his misfit team of paranormal investigators (Which include a demon in a little girl’s body, a talking gargoyle head, and a werewolf) as they explore Lisbon’s underground and try to find out why non-humans have been mysteriously vanishing under strange circumstances.


Written by the comic’s creators, the story in this game adaption of the graphic novel is an entirely new chapter, so fans should have a lot to look forward to:

  • Explore the world of Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy and interact to your hearts content with the supernatural underworld; filled with deranged puzzles, eerie characters, paranormal objects and easter-eggs
  • Discover up to 30 beautiful handmade, chill-inducing, graphic-novel inspired locations
  • Written along with the original creators of the award-winning series, ‘The Interactive Adventures of Dog Mendonça & Pizzaboy’ tells a whole new story set between the events of the graphic novel series
  • Team up with a hard boiled Werewolf-Detective, a sixty thousand year old demon trapped in the body of a little girl and a loony Gargoyle’s head. Along with unpaid apprentice and ex-pizza delivery guy Eurico, become one of the most abnormal detective teams around!

There’s quite a bit of sharp humor in the game, so if clever barbs and insults are your thing, you can learn more about the game from the developer’s Facebook and their twitter.

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Carl is both a JRPG fan and a CRPG'er who especially loves European PC games. Even with more than three decades of gaming under his belt, he feels the best of the hobby is yet to come.


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