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Something is really wrong in Santiago

A new drug called Zenda is circulating through the city. It doesn't just addict, it transforms. Something has moved into the abandoned buildings, the shuttered hospitals, the flooded metro tunnels. And you're about to livestream all of it.

Hermanito Corre is a 1-4 player co-op survival horror game where your camera is both your only weapon and your only way to win. Every second of footage you capture builds your audience, and every second you spend recording exposes you to things that will not leave your mind intact.

Four Friends, Four ways to survive.

Play solo or with up to three friends online, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and personal demons:

Kevin - steady and disciplined, but insecure under pressure. Can block a path or stun an attacker with his bare hands when things go wrong.

Valentina - resilient and hard to shake mentally, but the slowest of the group. A burst of speed can save the whole team.

Pamela - sharp and technical, allergic to attention, but the best in the group behind a camera. Can rig up distractions to buy everyone time.

Lucas - the group's streamer, loved by the chat no matter what he does on camera. His charisma is worth more views than anyone else's.

Playing solo or in a small group? Borrow the tools of the friends who stayed home — every character's gear is still on the table if nobody else is using it.

No combat. No escape.

RECORD IT. STREAM IT. SURVIVE.

Description du contenu pour adultes

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Hermanito Corre is a psychological horror game dealing with mature themes including drug addiction, institutional violence, death, and self-harm. The game features frequent violence and body-horror imagery involving transformed human enemies, including non-sexual nudity as part of their design. Some characters' backstories reference past trauma, including substance abuse and experiences of abuse, handled through narrative allusion and environmental storytelling rather than explicit depiction. The game includes strong, frequent profanity reflective of Chilean street language, and dark comedic references to death, crime, and political violence. There is no explicit sexual content in the game.