Super Impeachment Rampage

In 2016, during her second office term, Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff faced an impeachment process. Super Impeachment Rampage is a game about her trying to outrun that process. The game is filled with references to facts, objects and persons familiar to the Brazilian politics and culture.

The game takes place on the streets of the Brazilian capital, Brasília, during a demonstration. Players must type "B" and "N" alternately to make Dilma run and press the space bar to jump over several people attending the demonstration, including journalists, photographers, black bloc protesters, etc. Failing to jump will make Dilma slow down and eventually drop out of the race. Throughout the stages several people will try to help (like former president Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, the musician Chico Buarque de Holanda) or stop (TV newscaster William Bonner, senator and presidency runner-up Aécio Neves, judge Eduardo Moro, a federal police officer simply known as Japonês da Federal, Petrobras executive Nestor Cerveró, vice-president Michel Temer and the leader of congress Eduardo Cunha). Dilma can also collect items just for the sake of points (Telephone Tappings, Classified Documents, Bolsa Família, Minha Casa Minha Vida) or to help her speed up (PAC).

Each level is followed by a bonus level. In each one a different task must be performed: delivering a document to former president Lula, typing the teleprompter text for William Bonner, making Aécio Neves take a package to an helicopter, taking an elevator carrying the Japonês da Federal to Lula's apartment, riding Dilma on a bike and making Eduardo Cunha do maneuvers at the congress.

The gameplay changes in the final battle when Dilma must face a transformed Eduardo Cunha. In the last battle Dilma must jump over him and latter shoot red stars (the Workers Party symbol) at him.