Bread and Fred - Official PC Launch Trailer

Bread & Fred is available now on PC. Watch the launch trailer to see the adorable penguins make their way through various levels in this co-op platformer game.
In Bread & Fred, you can play couch co-op and online multiplayer via Steam remote play to help two penguins, Bread & Fred, reach the top of the snow-capped summit. Time your jumps, cling to walls, swing across gaps & between platforms to see how far you can make it before you tumble all the way back down the mountain. You can also grab Jeff (who's a rock) to try out the game's single-player campaign.

[@TheIhtiander]

Cute way to destroy friendship.

[@francescofioroni70]

This is some Mario Odissey score made by Pingu. It's perfect

[@derginadaydream]

It's giving "ice climbers remaster" and I'm here for it

[@ariac4080]

this game is stunning wow

[@iwjmp]

this game is new but it makes me feel as nostalgic as Nitrome games do 🥺I almost thought it was theirs. Love that tho

[@starpetalarts6668]

gives off Nintendo won't make a new Ice Climber so we did vibes.

[@CD6405]

Someone doesn’t know what the
Ice climber video game actually played like.

[@uraakin]

Quando vem pra nintendo switch???

[@murtadax7765]

Is the game gonne be available on mobile ?

[@ryudious]

NO

[@hollowknightenjoyer]

Dude, its a complex 2 player game, of course no.

[@stefanoiulli5462]

A penguin! At first glance, it may seem like a rather unusual topic for a philosophy class. But bear with me, and let's dive into the philosophical significance of the penguin.
Let's consider the following questions:
* What does it mean to be a penguin?
* What is the essence of penguin-ness?
* Can we say that a penguin is the same entity before and after it molts its feathers?
These questions may seem trivial at first, but they actually tap into some fundamental philosophical concerns. For instance, they relate to the concept of essentialism, which is the idea that there is a fixed, unchanging essence or nature that defines a particular entity or type of thing.
In the case of the penguin, we might argue that there is a certain "penguin-ness" that exists regardless of its physical characteristics, such as its feathers, beak, or flippers. This "penguin-ness" could be thought of as a Platonic form or archetype, which serves as a template for all individual penguins.
However, this raises further questions. If we accept that there is a fixed essence of penguin-ness, then what happens when a penguin molts its feathers? Is it still the same penguin? Does it cease to be a penguin if it loses its defining characteristic? These questions challenge our understanding of identity and continuity.
Another philosophical angle to consider is the concept of artificial life. Imagine a scientist creates a robotic penguin that perfectly mimics the behavior and appearance of a real penguin. Is this artificial penguin still a "penguin" in some sense? Does it possess the same essence or qualities as a living penguin?
These questions are not merely academic exercises; they have implications for our understanding of what it means to be alive, to exist, and to have identity. By exploring the concept of the penguin through these philosophical lenses, we can gain insights into the nature of reality, our understanding of ourselves, and our place within the world.
So, you see, the humble penguin can lead us down some fascinating philosophical paths!

[@kelPrins]

No xbox release?

[@ryudious]

NO

[@TimothyTungsten]

1:43

[@luisalbertoortegazuniga7065]

Este juego está especial para los niños

[@patricblack1]

Ice Climbers knockoff?

[@hollowknightenjoyer]

Have you even played it?

[@patricblack1]

@@hollowknightenjoyer No

[@hollowknightenjoyer]

@@patricblack1 its very different

[@Gay_Charlie]

Has to hit pitiful PC first.

[@CD6405]

Even a poor person’s pc should run this.

[@Blixir]

If it came out first on console people would be saying the same thing the other way around

[@Gay_Charlie]

@@Blixir Don't lie.