I suppose one could argue that some form of magic was giving the bread a life of its own, but come on…that’s just crazy. There is no bawdy lascivious content to shield your eyes from. There is no violence or coarse language to be concerned with. Apart from a glimpse at insanity, I am Bread is just kooky fun for the whole family. We do start to get a look inside the mind of a man coming unhinged and a few things that occur genuinely lean toward dark story beats.
It presents some interesting dark humor in a foolish, impossible world.Ĭontent Warning Though the world of I am Bread is completely off the wall, there’s little here of any concern. To I am Bread‘s credit, the psych evaluations are a clever, well crafted way to give its ridiculous premise some backbone. Growing increasingly paranoid, Murton expresses concern that the bread he had at home was alive, driven to turn itself into toast each day, and possibly capable of things far more sinister. Murton’s most recent session with his therapist. Between each level, we’re given the minutes of Mr. Murton, the owner of our heroic loaf of bread, is portrayed to be. The concept in itself is so ludicrous, there’s no way any sane person could fathom it. Story You wouldn’t think a game that centers itself around mobilizing a faceless form of sustenance could have any form of interesting narrative. Who knew making breakfast could be so entertaining? While I am Bread never fails to feel ludicrous, I came away quite happy to have experienced a journey of motivated carbohydrates and madness. Everything I’ve seen and heard gave me the vibe that, should I brave those maddening waters, I would be in for a crazy, nonsensical game like Goat Simulator.
Price: $12.99 ( Buy it here) For months now I’ve been hearing about I am Bread. Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Simulation
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