I am Bread Bossa Studios Ltd Genres: Games Adventure Entertainment Simulation GAME CENTER ENABLED $6.49 NZD Supported Devices: iPhone5c iPhone6Plus iPodTouchFifthGen iPhone6 iPadFourthGen4G iPhone4S iPadFourthGen iPadMini4G iPad2Wifi iPadThirdGen4G iPhone5 iPadMini iPadThirdGen iPodTouchSixthGen iPad23G iPhone5s Minimum iOS Version: iOS 8.0 Download Size: 485.2MB I am Bread tinyBuild LLC **Selected by Apple - Handpicked Apps & Games 2015** ‘I am Bread’ is the latest quirky adventure from the creators of '… $4.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details**Selected by Apple - Handpicked Apps & Games 2015** ‘I am Bread’ is the latest quirky adventure from the creators of 'Surgeon Simulator', Bossa Studios. This isn't the best thing since sliced bread . . . it is sliced bread! Mashable - 'After years of waiting, we can be Bread' Touch Arcade - 'Feels like the pinnacle of all humanity's accomplishments' Wired - 'I am Bread is the strangest game you will play this year' 9/10 - Steam Metro - 'Slice of Heaven' Destructoid - 'I Am Bread is just delightful' MTV - 'Best Carbs' You are bread! Your mission, become toast! Take on all hazards to deliciousness as you head on an adventure across 8 levels taking bread from its natural confine in the kitchen, throughout the house and then venture outside into the garden and beyond. Look out for the floor and any other unsavoury obstacles that could harm your tastiness as you seek out the means to achieve bread's ultimate goal. Using the unique control system, designed from the ground up for iOS, you can bring the slice to life and take it on an incredible adventure. With you in control, this bread will be boldly going where no bread has gone before! Please note: The following devices may have issues running I am Bread: - iPad 2, iPhone 4s, iPod 5th gen and iPad mini 1st gen. If you encounter crashes perform a hard reset, which is achieved by holding down the home and power buttons until the apple logo appears. Information Seller:tinyBuild LLC Genre:Adventure, Simulation Release:Sep 03, 2015 Updated:Apr 08, 2016 Version:1.5 Size:1.0 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (6) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal sapphire_neo Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2011 3,934 0 0 #2 sapphire_neo, Sep 3, 2015 I really hope they nailed the controls. kaizenkoh Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Jun 23, 2015 66 0 0 Chief Evangelist Singapore http://www.deltaduckstudios.com #3 kaizenkoh, Sep 3, 2015 Isn't bad control part of the appeal? sapphire_neo Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2011 3,934 0 0 #4 sapphire_neo, Sep 3, 2015 Last edited: Sep 3, 2015 Unlike Surgeon Simulator, I Am Bread actually has really difficult but precise controls on PC. kaizenkoh Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Jun 23, 2015 66 0 0 Chief Evangelist Singapore http://www.deltaduckstudios.com #5 kaizenkoh, Sep 3, 2015 Oh oops I just kinda assume it since it came from the same devs. Don't really like surgeon simulator, but if this is different I'll definitely try it! metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #6 metalcasket, Sep 3, 2015 Finally!!! Infinity89 Well-Known Member Apr 8, 2013 2,170 0 36 #7 Infinity89, Sep 3, 2015 I have played the beta and believe me the controls will take you a lot of time to getting used to. dreadnok Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2011 4,157 7 38 I came here to kick ass and chew bubble gum I'm ou #8 dreadnok, Sep 3, 2015 Agreed number111 Well-Known Member Jul 11, 2015 60 0 0 #9 number111, Sep 3, 2015 I bought it because it was looking like really cool game with really weird\interesting concept Never ever i thought i will play as a bread lol, so the game is beautiful design is great but the controls really hard to get use too, i dont know if it's part of the game that it supposed to be like that, or they really need to remap their control scheme however this game is something special ImJPaul Well-Known Member May 23, 2012 840 0 16 Male MGMT! Baltimore #10 ImJPaul, Sep 3, 2015 Such a funny and entertaining game. BlackEyedBoy Member May 13, 2015 11 0 1 #11 BlackEyedBoy, Sep 3, 2015 Last edited: Sep 3, 2015 Having played the original quite extensively (instead of doing thing that really matter), I also had the same concern because it is just one of those games. Ridiculous concepts can only be carried off successfully if the control system tallies. Happy to report that here I think they've nailed in the only manner they could. For those who look at the screen shots and worry because they can't see any virtual buttons, I think they shouldn't. The controls are there - placing your finger/thumb on the screen with highlight 4 "hot points" on the slice of bread (one on each corner) - then moving your finger in the direction of one (or two) of those hot points will select them and pushing your finger further in that direction will then begin to move/flip the slice in that direction. Push your finger further adds more momentum/speed to the movement and you move. The controls are also "multi-touch" meaning that while one finger/thumb is holding the bread in one position, placing another finger/thumb will prepare and continue the bread's movement in that direction (almost like walking, but using fingers instead of legs)... The controls are precise enough to allow you to begin to flip and then hold the slice in that position before making the next move. There's a slight learning curve here because so many of us will be fighting "muscle memory" normally associated with using two fingers on the screen (one for movement and one for direction). Here it's all combined and is great. There is tilt but, as far as I can tell, only in changing ever slightly your viewpoint around the bread - there's certainly nothing dramatic or nauseating. There are on screen controls for changing your p.o.v. without changing the bread's movement. Hope this all helps. I'd say go for it. coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #12 coolpepper43, Sep 3, 2015 Omfg!!! This weeks releases keep getting better! rezn Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Mar 8, 2014 862 6 18 Male Coder/Keyer in medical ICD 10 Reno, NV #13 rezn, Sep 3, 2015 Last edited: Sep 3, 2015 Well this sold me. We bought it on PC/Mac when it launched. And being Bossa fans could only presume this would be a huge cult classic. Just the different ways to cook the bread alone should linger with players for a long time. Pipipitchu Well-Known Member May 4, 2013 1,644 0 0 Civil Servant Rio de Janeiro, Brazil #14 Pipipitchu, Sep 3, 2015 I was decided to buy it for my 9yo nephew. But if it is as hard to control as Surgeon Simulator, I think I'm going to get him Goat Simulator MMO instead. rIcHrAnDoM Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Nov 17, 2008 7,936 30 38 Steelworker/Welder Indiana, USA #15 rIcHrAnDoM, Sep 3, 2015 Downloading now, been ready for bread on my phone my whole life! Attached Files: image.jpg File size: 269 KB Views: 10 Kenan2000 Well-Known Member Nov 25, 2013 1,134 1 38 #16 Kenan2000, Sep 3, 2015 Perfect,just perfect but it is surprising that you can hold onto anything as long as you want to while on pc you have to stop at some point then move on or else you'll fall. ryanch59 New Member Sep 3, 2015 3 0 0 #17 ryanch59, Sep 3, 2015 my best crazy game !! phred Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2010 271 3 18 #18 phred, Sep 3, 2015 Is there a point to the game, or is it more freeform, like Goat Simulator? coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #19 coolpepper43, Sep 3, 2015 Last edited: Sep 3, 2015 There are a bunch of levels, each one a differnt location. You try to get the bread toasted and keep the bread from getting gross. It's really clever, you have different missions for each level.You can explore and stuff but it's level based. You get a graded after you beat each level. I think the game needs some tweaking for the camera and controls. It's really cool. phred Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2010 271 3 18 #20 phred, Sep 3, 2015 Thanks! (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Oh oops I just kinda assume it since it came from the same devs. Don't really like surgeon simulator, but if this is different I'll definitely try it!
I bought it because it was looking like really cool game with really weird\interesting concept Never ever i thought i will play as a bread lol, so the game is beautiful design is great but the controls really hard to get use too, i dont know if it's part of the game that it supposed to be like that, or they really need to remap their control scheme however this game is something special
Having played the original quite extensively (instead of doing thing that really matter), I also had the same concern because it is just one of those games. Ridiculous concepts can only be carried off successfully if the control system tallies. Happy to report that here I think they've nailed in the only manner they could. For those who look at the screen shots and worry because they can't see any virtual buttons, I think they shouldn't. The controls are there - placing your finger/thumb on the screen with highlight 4 "hot points" on the slice of bread (one on each corner) - then moving your finger in the direction of one (or two) of those hot points will select them and pushing your finger further in that direction will then begin to move/flip the slice in that direction. Push your finger further adds more momentum/speed to the movement and you move. The controls are also "multi-touch" meaning that while one finger/thumb is holding the bread in one position, placing another finger/thumb will prepare and continue the bread's movement in that direction (almost like walking, but using fingers instead of legs)... The controls are precise enough to allow you to begin to flip and then hold the slice in that position before making the next move. There's a slight learning curve here because so many of us will be fighting "muscle memory" normally associated with using two fingers on the screen (one for movement and one for direction). Here it's all combined and is great. There is tilt but, as far as I can tell, only in changing ever slightly your viewpoint around the bread - there's certainly nothing dramatic or nauseating. There are on screen controls for changing your p.o.v. without changing the bread's movement. Hope this all helps. I'd say go for it.
Well this sold me. We bought it on PC/Mac when it launched. And being Bossa fans could only presume this would be a huge cult classic. Just the different ways to cook the bread alone should linger with players for a long time.
I was decided to buy it for my 9yo nephew. But if it is as hard to control as Surgeon Simulator, I think I'm going to get him Goat Simulator MMO instead.
Perfect,just perfect but it is surprising that you can hold onto anything as long as you want to while on pc you have to stop at some point then move on or else you'll fall.
There are a bunch of levels, each one a differnt location. You try to get the bread toasted and keep the bread from getting gross. It's really clever, you have different missions for each level.You can explore and stuff but it's level based. You get a graded after you beat each level. I think the game needs some tweaking for the camera and controls. It's really cool.
