Huni Kuin: Beya Xinã Bena overview details
Huni Kuin: Beya Xinã Bena is tracked as an upcoming Steam game with release metadata, regional audience signals, followers, media, and store details without unreleased concurrency graphs.
Steam Store description
Discover the culture of the Huni Kuin indigenous people, the true people! A classic 2D platform game Explore each story in a 2D platform game full of obstacles and animals typical of the Amazon Rainforest. Different weapons and mechanics Respect the Yuxibu (Forest Great Spirit), play with bow and arrow, club or spear and discover the strength of Nixi Pae (ayahuasca) and Dume Deshke (rapé)! Various bosses Face powerful enemies such as the harpy eagle, the big owl, the scorpion king, the bridge alligator and many other fantastic animals and enchanted beings. Seven traditional stories to explore Immerse yourself in the mysteries of the Enchanted Boa, the power of the vine (huni) and the leaf (kawa) and the secrets of the people of the forest! Done together with the indigenous people Follow the stories through original drawings by the Beya Xinã Bena group and listen to the narration in the Huni Kuin language itself, the Hátxa Kuï! This game was made in partnership with the Beya Xinã Bena collective, from the Kaxinawá Indigenous Lands of Rio Jordão, in the state of Acre, in the Brazilian Amazon region, to provide an immersion in indigenous knowledge such as songs, drawings, stories, myths and rituals of the people. The collective Beya Xinã Bena (New Time Culture) was formed at the initiative of indigenous participants during the game's first workshop, in 2014, with the aim of gathering, promoting and disseminating audiovisual productions linked to the digital technologies of the Huni Kuĩ of Rio Jordão. It is a collective of indigenous audiovisual productions.
SteamPulse editorial summary
Huni Kuin: Beya Xinã Bena is listed as a game with No longer available on Steam Store. It supports Windows, belongs to Single-player, Full controller support, Captions available, and Family Sharing, and is associated with the categories supplied by Steam. Because it is not released yet, SteamPulse focuses on release details, followers, regional audience geography, and store setup rather than showing empty player counters.
Content descriptors
Huni Kuin: Beya Xinã Bena is a narrative game developed in collaboration with the Huni Kuin people of Acre, Brazil, based on their myths, songs, and real history. The elements below are presented for cultural and educational purposes, and we list them here so players can make an informed choice. Non-sexual nudity. Characters are depicted in the traditional dress of their people, which includes bare chests and, for a few non-playable characters, full nudity. The depiction is culturally faithful and rendered in a cartoon art style, without anatomical detail. The game contains no sexual acts, erotic content, or sexualization of any character. Stylized violence. Combat involves traditional weapons — bow, arrow, and spear — used against spiritual creatures from Huni Kuin cosmology. No blood, wounds, or bodies are shown on screen. The narrative references deaths and, in one passage, verbally describes a mythical being devouring a person; this is spoken narration, with no corresponding imagery. Colonial history. The story addresses the rubber-tapping era, including the killing and forced labor of Indigenous people by rubber barons. This is a real episode of Brazilian history, told from the perspective of its victims. Nixi pae : The sacred brew of the Huni Kuin people is a central element of the narrative, always in a ceremonial and spiritual context, guided by community elders. The game depicts its preparation and ritual consumption, including the physically difficult effects that accompany it. There is no recreational use, substance abuse, or glorification. Ritual use of ayahuasca is legal and formally regulated in Brazil. Rapé and other traditional medicines are also mentioned. The game contains no sexual content, graphic violence, sexual violence, self-harm, recreational drug use, gambling, in-game purchases, or online player interaction.
