The Rye Fighters lock onto your ship, get behind it, and can't be shaken. This mode would be a lot of fun, except that it's ridiculously hard.
Starch Wars: The newest mode adds a whole third-person space shooter to the game! Play as the heroic Bread Leader and try to stop a giant toaster from destroying the rebel carrier.This mode looks really cool, but movement is even harder than normal. Zero G: Try to complete the Story levels with no gravity! Your bread has thrusters attached that allow it to rocket about.Lose all of its integrity and you'll fail the level. Cheese Hunt: Hunt down all the hidden pieces of cheese as a fragile piece of crackerbread.You don't have to worry about grabbing onto surfaces (though the bagel can still do that), so these races prove much easier to control than the main game. Bagel Race: Roll through obstacle courses as a bagel.Destroying things is my favorite activity in I am Bread I wish we could play the object filled Rampage without a time limit. Rampage: Go on a rampage with a baguette, destroying as many objects as you can within the time limit.Free Roam: Play through Story's levels without worrying about edibility, grip, or toasting.Playing through Story mode will unlock almost half a baker's dozen worth of extra modes, as well as three extra bread types for Free Roam: crackerbread, baguette, and bagel. Murton is Bob, the surgery patient from that game, and surgeon Nigel Burke even pops up in the end. You could easily miss it, but it turns out that I am Bread is actually a prequel to Surgeon Simulator. They should be larger and easier to read. On the downside, the actual case files and text take up way too little of the screen. The choice works well though, as the darkly humorous writing ties the various bread-related scenarios together in a fun and silly way. Static case files are a simple and utilitarian way to tell I am Bread's story. As the game progresses, the patient seems to lose more and more of his grip on reality – all based on what players accomplish as the titular bread. Murton keeps telling his therapist about strange occurrences involving the bread in his home. You wouldn't think a game about a piece of bread would have much of a story, but I am Bread lives to surprise you.Įach level of the Story mode opens with the case file of a Mr.
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