If you’ve been hanging around the indie scene lately, you’ve likely encountered the fever dream that is Super 56. Developed by the mad geniuses at Onion Soup Interactive, this “WarioWare-on-acid” collection of 56 one-button mini-games has been carving out a cult following since its release.

But today, Hell is getting a little more crowded (and organised), as a brand-new update has just dropped on Steam that proves why the indie community is the best in the business.

A Global Hell: Brazilian Portuguese Joins the Chaos

The headline for this update isn’t a new power-up or a flashy boss fight—it’s accessibility. Onion Soup Interactive has officially integrated a full Brazilian Portuguese fan translation.

What makes this special? It wasn’t a corporate outsource; it was a labour of love from community member Rafaela Fernandes. According to developer Andy Madin, the game contains a staggering 52,379 words in its localisation files. That’s a massive undertaking for a fan-led project, covering everything from the zany UI to the “ridiculous” character dialogue that gives the game its charm.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming our Brazilian Portuguese-speaking friends from around the world into the crazy world of SUPER 56!” – Amy Madin, Community Manager.

Recent Quality-of-Life Wins

While today is all about the language expansion, the game has been quietly evolving over the last few months. If you haven’t jumped in since the 2024 launch, here is a quick refresher on what’s new in the world of Brones and Kronos:

Multiplayer Mayhem: The local 2–8 player “pass-the-controller” mode is now fully polished, making it the perfect candidate for Steam Remote Play.

Experimental Mic Mode: You can now control the entire game using your voice or—if you’re feeling particularly chaotic—dog squeaky toys.

Snapshot Mode: You can now pause mid-race to capture the exact moment a giant anchor sends you flying, complete with camera zoom and auto-focus features.

The “Secret” Cheat: In a nod to gaming history, a specific 20-button input (Up, Down, Up, Down… you know the one) now unlocks a “cheeky feature” that was originally a bug.

Why Super 56 Still Slaps

For the uninitiated, Super 56 is a masterclass in “one-button” design. Whether you’re karting, fishing, or performing a rhythm-based exorcism, the game manages to stay fresh by constantly shifting genres and visual styles.

The inclusion of Mod Stones—unlockable items that let you change the rules of your run—adds a layer of strategy that keeps the leaderboard chasing addictive. It’s cheap, it’s weird, and it’s a love letter to the last 40 years of gaming history.

How to Get the Update

The update is live right now on Steam. If you’re looking to switch to the new Brazilian Portuguese localisation, just head into the in-game settings.

With the Nintendo Switch version still on the horizon for later this year, there’s never been a better time to start training your “A” button finger.

Find out more here – https://www.onionsoupinteractive.com/

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