Briefly: Runner YaroKarozuno has completed the game in a flat six minutes, beating last week's world record run by 12 seconds. The community has also began subtracting load times from final times, meaning that YaroKarozuno has a 4:23 run.
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Speedrunner “PootLoops” has defeated the bread simulator I Am Bread in a blistering six minutes and twelve seconds while pontificating about ABBA songs.
The mammoth month of March was followed by a considerably quieter April, although there were a few titles worthy of attention.
Briefly: I am Bread, which stars a slice of bread who dreams of being toast, is coming to PS4 on Tuesday, 25 August. Now, you can play in brand new modes as both a bagel and a baguette, according to Bossa Studios Game Designer Luke Williams.
On today's Highlight Reel we have baby tanks, magic rockets in Battlefield, confused monsters, crushing monster trucks in GTA V and more!
No idea how this is going to work but Bossa has announced an iOS version of I am Bread. Also re-announced are the new garage level and a new mode, Cheesehunt, staring a crispbread. They will apparently definitely be out this Friday, after missing a release last week.
Today on Highlight Reel we have hovering bread, enlightened wing-suiting, extremely hot winemaking, and some Halo 5 slams that would make Charles Barkley proud.
Bread is lovely. It's soft, quiet and largely immobile. Teenagers, on the other hand, are packed with sturdy bones, boisterous and don't stay in any one spot for too long. They're pretty much the opposite of bread, and so they're not very good at playing I Am Bread.
I am Bread, the latest game from the people who brought us Surgeon Simulator, is a great game on its own, even in its young stages of Early Access. But it is missing one crucial thing: 1980s sports montage music.
If you played any video games in 2014, there's a good chance you came across Troy Baker. The guy is in everything. Last year, he even played against himself as both Batman and the Joker in a single Lego game. How does someone so multidextrous keep challenging themselves? By playing a piece of white bread, obviously.
Bossa Studios, they of Surgeon Simulator fame, are working on another game with a hilarious/frustrating control scheme. Only this time, instead of controlling a surgeon's wonky hands, you're controlling a slice of bread. Yup.
