That's right, citizens, "Brazil: The Game" is here, the ultimate in interactive entertainment for fans of the 1986 film, that wild satire on small dreams and big bureaucracy as conceived and directed by Monty Python's Terry Gilliam. The movie was a classic, and now its world comes to Windows, with four levels of barrel-jumping, sword-fighting, high-flying madness.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS -- PC-compatible system running Microsoft Windows 95, 98 or beyond, with WIN-G video driver compatibility. 256 colors or better required. Pentium processor recommended. Game may become more difficult on slower systems, and less difficult on faster systems. Created exclusively for PYTHONET.ORG with Corel Click & Create.

by GARRETT GILCHRIST [ocpmovie at lycos.com]

additional programming by JIM YETTO [Garfield1x@aol.com]

Laserdisc and DVD capture by TROND FRITTZ [frittz@online.no]

all illustrations on this page are actual screen grabs from the game.






Download Brazil: The Game
[4.56 Megabyte ZIP]

This file is a ZIP archive, which may be opened and extracted using WINZIP, available at www.winzip.com. Once the three files within have been extracted, run SETUP.EXE to install "Brazil: The Game." And start dreaming. It's that easy!

This game is unofficial, and not to be distributed commercially. It must be simply posted and played on the world wide web, free of charge. Any commercial effort would be a grave injustice to Gilliam, the film's stars and crew, to Twentieth Century Fox (who distributed the film outside the United States of America), to Universal (who distributed the film in the USA), and to the world. Keep this game legally clean, so that even the wonderful people who made the movie can enjoy it. Remember, we're all in it together. From the creator of the unfinished Army of Darkness: The Game.