Bossa Nova Studios, creator of the gruesome and zany Surgeon Simulator, announced their next follow-up to be released for Playstation 4, I Am Bread, accompanied by its trailer: a British rap cover of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song we never knew we needed in our lives until now.
A little background on the game before we get to the good stuff: I Am Bread, the prequel to Surgeon Simulator, has a simple and clear-cut directive: to make bread become toast. Yes, there are obstacles that a player has to overcome -- especially, as the game suggests, floppiness -- but yeah. That's pretty much it.
The impetus of the game, according to creator Luke Williams, was just as straightforward and absolute. "If bread could move, how would it do it, and what could it possibly want to achieve?" wrote Williams in a press release posted on Playstation's site.
The trailer itself documents the Fresh Prince of Barnardshire (read: Patient of Barnardshire "who spends most of his days "chilling out, maxing, relaxing all cool/And all crying about my divorce, sitting on a stool" and his descent into madness. When a slice of bread that is up to no good starts to make trouble in his neighborhood...well, you can figure it out from there.)
Who needs dolla' dolla' bills to make it rain when you can just have...whitebread?
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