#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY SIMULATOR#
#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY TV#
#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY CRACK#

Fast moving? Check-No Grip meter and only two buttons make movement very easy compared to the Bread/Cracker. Tough to take out? Check-it has no Edibility/Integrity bar, making it impossible to 'die'. Lightning Bruiser: The Baguette in Rampage Mode.Life Meter: Your 'Edibility' and 'Integrity' meters serve as these.Lampshade Hanging: The notes from the Therapy Barn at the beginning of each level in the main campaign serve as a massive lampshade hanging of the absurdity of the fact that the bread can even move of its own accord, let alone do what it does in each level.Also, the books on the bookshelf in the living room are all titled with bread puns, as are the videos dotted around the rooms. Doing poorly might result in 'Kneads improvement'. For example, doing well might yield 'Self-raising the bar'. Hurricane of Puns: The game hits you with a pun relating to bread upon successful completion of a level.Gameplay Grading: You get a letter grade at the end of each level, along with a bread pun.

Game-Breaking Bug: It's possible to inadvertently clip your bread through objects, leaving you stuck and forcing you to restart.Fragile Speedster: The crispbread in the Cheese Hunt game mode is far more quick and nimble, but cracks upon a hard impact and shatters apart if its integrity drops to zero.Easy-Mode Mockery: Making use of the Magic Marmalade that appears if you die too often will trash your rank.It's just a matter of getting over there.

#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY TV#

The TV is flat, so you can just drop on it and flip when one side is ready.

The latter is vertically aligned, so you have a harder time getting an even toast.

Difficult, but Awesome: In the case of the TV, getting A++ is far easier with it than with the space heater.

This level has you navigate to the fridge and set yourself down on a half-made Sandvich to complete it.

#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY SIMULATOR#

Crossover: Like Surgeon Simulator 2013 before it, this game had a level based around Team Fortress 2 created after its release.

For instance, in one level you can climb boxes, a bookcase, and fling yourself across shelves to drop a bowling ball on the TV below, causing it to overheat, or you can toast yourself on the nearby space heater, which takes significantly less effort.

Cool, but Inefficient: Many of the ways you can toast yourself.

If you do, you manifest the same Sickly Green Glowing tumors that affected the teleported bread in the Expiration Date short. You have the option to teleport our slice of bread to try and progress through the stage.

Continuity Nod: Not for I Am Bread but for Team Fortress 2 in the TF2 bonus level.

Camera Screw: When you are on a ledge, the camera tends to swing wildly, situate itself behind solid walls, or just turn away from your bread and forces you to play blind.

After that, what should reach through the car door but the arm of Nigel Burke himself? The camera holds on the wreckage, before a car is heard pulling up.

The Cameo: In the epilogue, you use the bread to startle Mr.

Murton initially seems to think that somebody is breaking into his house and leaving the toasted bread as one of these.

Calling Card: In the psychiatric treatment notes preceding the start of the Bedroom level, Mr.

This trope is even more glaring in Starch Wars your health is still called Edibility, but you lose it by crashing into asteroids/Rye Fighters and getting shot.

#I AM BREAD GAME PLAY CRACK#

It has an Integrity bar, but the only way to lose integrity is hitting a surface too hard, after which it starts to crack apart.

In Cheese Hunt when you play as the crispbread.

You also lose edibility if you overcook yourself. It drains from touching the floor or anything gross (cobwebs, ants.).

When playing as the bread, you don't have a health bar.

Anthropomorphic Food: You are an inexplicably ambulatory slice of bread that can somehow hold onto objects by your corners.

I am bread game play