I saw this one on the Discord over the course of the week, and I was really excited to play it. Brazillian Street Fighting did not disappoint. I was a little surprised when I learned I wasn't going to control my guy directly, but I think the mechanics worked well - I especially appreciated how enemies got more difficult not by simply having higher health, but by having different strategies I had to work around (e.g. I barely touched sway until the final boss, and I paid the price for it). My only real complaint is that pretty much all my foes died by being timed out, and I would've loved it if I had to be the one to deliver the killing blow.
As for style? A+
This game is dead serious. It has a timely premise, stunning art, the ability to give these poor men shirts, a name changer that increased my emotional investment in my warrior Clobberton, and a literal full man used as a gear in the metagame. (In all earnestness, this game is so incredibly goofy, and I adore the commitment to that at every stage).