Native Portuguese (BR) speaker in São Paulo, Brazil
"Your games with fun, quirky and accurate localization into PTBR"
I’ve been a gamer for as long as I can remember. If memory serves me right, that sums up to 30 years. From those, I spent a bit over 10 years working in the Game Localization industry as a Translator, Localization Specialist and Project Manager. My passion for games feeds into my motivation in providing pristine PTBR localization to Brazilian players, which many success cases to list.
Hi, there! The name is Breno, but feel free to call me Nyksund :)
I’ve been working with video games translation/localization for over 10 years. During this time, I have provided worked on over 500 thousand words for MMORPGs, horror & survival FPS, sci-fi space exploration, flight simulators, puzzle & escapism, among other game genres. I am fully capable in working with standard and custom file formats.
My current EUR rates for pt-BR <> en-US/en-UK pairs are as listed below, all of which can be negotiated:
Translation per source word = 0.045
Proofreading per target word = 0.025
Subtitling per minute of source video = 2.700
Feel free to drop me a message so we can discuss all details about your project and how we’ll make it awesome for Brazilian players.
This is how I solved a recent terminology, style, or linguistic challenge
RPGs are usually filled with neologisms, be it for item, location or monster names. English is a language in which concatenating word radicals might provide interesting new words, but the same approach doesn’t ring as true for Brazilian Portuguese. Faced with such a challenge, I took a step back and remembered an esteemed Brazilian writer who mixed radicals from less-known regional languages to form new words. With that in mind, I challenged convention and released what are known as the key-monsters in the League of Legends lore, but tailored for the Brazilian locale: “Azuporã” is our Blue Sentinel, “Rumbrivira” is our Red Brambleback and “Aronguejo” is our Scuttlecrab. Those names ended up being so popular among players that were even used as motif in parodies.