I Am Bread Is The Latest Simulator Game And You Are Literally A Piece Of Bread

No loafing around in this game.

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Bossa Studios has announced the newest creation from their latest game jam (heh), I Am Bread, where, well… you’re bread. Described as “[t]he beautiful story of one slice of bread’s epic and emotional journey as it embarks upon a quest to become toasted,” it looks like the perfect mix of Catlateral Damage and Octodad: Dadliest Catch. But what else would you expect from the same people who brought you Surgeon Simulator?

I expect a great emotional journey in this game. You’ll loaf, you’ll rye, you’ll might even go… banana.

Yeah

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