Bread puns seem to be the thing to do whenever a piece of I am Bread news comes out. I'll do my best to avoid that pitfall, but no promises. I am Bread is officially heading to Xbox One according to a brand new teaser trailer that was recently uploaded to Xbox's YouTube channel (embedded above). In all likelihood, the reveal was a long time coming since the game has been out on PC, PS4, and mobile for almost two years now, but Xbox One players can finally get a chance to see what it's like to play as sentient toast.
The object of the game is simple; you must go from being bread to being toast and you traverse around an open household, using as many random objects as possible to accomplish this. Certain obstacles in the environment decrease your edibility factor, such as the floor and water, and once that meter hits zero, you fail the game.
Here's a list of features you can expect to find in the Xbox One version of I am Bread:
- Story Mode: Embark on an epic journey to become toast! Take on all hazards to deliciousness as you embark on your adventure throughout the home of an unsuspecting owner: from the kitchen, through the house, to the lounge, and then venture outside into the garden and beyond.
- Cheese Hunt: Realize the destiny of crisp-bread as you hunt down pieces of cheese to smother yourself in. Can you find all the pieces before you crack up?
- Bagel Race: Satisfy your taste for speed and bagels as you race across the checkpoints in each level and complete the tracks in the fastest possible time.
- Rampage: Cause as much destruction as possible throughout the house as you smash everything in sight as (possibly) angry baguette. Mon dieu!
- Zero-G: Literally bread in space! Make studious use of your bread boosters as you maneuver across environments with no gravity, avoiding all the floating hazards this entails in Zero-G mode.
- Free-play: Explore the world and play as any of the bread types you have unlocked, having crumby fun in your own sweet time.
I am Bread lands on Xbox One later this week on January 20th, 2017.
Sources: [YouTube, Windows Central]
