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Toast Time Review [Capsule Computers]

Frank Inglese Writes:

“Toast Time”…a game where you’re put in control of a piece of toast, a happy little slice of bread that has been cooked to perfection, a tasty little treat for young and for old. Our hero is called TERRY which stands for; Toast-ejecting Recoil and Reload System, and he’s what stands between us and the hostile invaders coming for us. All I can say about “Toast Time” at this point in time is that it is one of the quirkiest little mobile games I’ve played in a very long time and, for me; quirk is king. It’s a nice little game that doesn’t ask too much of the person playing it but gives back a great deal of enjoyment, the way mobile games are supposed to be!

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MoveTheGlow4486d ago

This is good to hear, I was excited about Toast Time! Loved the color-overlay-on-black-and-whi te look. I'll have to nab it - quite a few glowing reviews.

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Humble PC and Android Bundle 12 Gains Three Games

Hardcore Gamer: Last week, the Humble Android Bundle 12 came out with a fairly incredible pay what you want tier. Now, the BTA tier has been updated with a trio of new games.

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Toast Time Review (PC) by CalmDownTom

"When you think of Toast Time, you immediately think of getting some toast and a cuppa, yet the small team at Force Of Habit have decided Toast Time refers to a pixeled toaster firing a torrent of toasted, baked goods at enemies. Hell, playing as a toaster that slowly unlocks an arsenal of yummy pixel death had me interested right away."

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Toast Time Review - Breakfast of Champions | Twinfinite

Chaz at Twinfinite writes,

I always find it strange when games make the jump from mobile to more “standard” platforms. Toast Time, a frantic arcade style game with dashes of puzzle and tower defense thrown in for good measure, is no exception to this. From the moment I started it up, it was pretty obvious that it had been ported over from a design that was created for phones and tablets, but that didn’t take away from it much – if anything, it added to the old-school charm of it by keeping things in the kind of tight, limited play space that was featured in old arcade machines and many early video games.

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