New Bacon Man Characters Trailer!

Bacon Man, the meatiest and greediest of all pork based video game heroes launches on Steam in one month; but he can’t fight alone! To take back his place as King of Meat Zone, he’ll need help from his friends.The table is set, and the warriors of Nomround are hungry for action! Investigate Feta’s mysterious past, navigate harsh deserts as the magical Pan, and pal around with your best buddy Lard Lass.

About Bacon Man

With the world resting on his shoulders, take on the role of Bacon Man. Battle through the food groups and confront those who condemned you. It’s up to you to clear his name, by murdering those who put him behind bars.

Features

Tougher than nails platforming – in air, or on foot – using the patented Bacon Control System

2 player couch co-op. Play as 4 unique characters, each with their own playstyle.

Collect experience, level up, and gain incredible new abilities, like the Sky Divider, Dash, Stinger, and Ground Pound… Each doubling as a method of mobility!

Impossible boss battles with enemies based on various food groups.

Full orchestral soundtrack by the talented Braxton Burks (Pokemon Reorchestrated) and Kyle Landry (Youtube & Twitch sensation).

Unlock costumes for a sassy new look.

Play through a huge and satire-rich story…

…or straight up ignore the developers’ hard work by pressing the skip button.

Check out the Trailer:

Set on Nomround, a planet made up entirely of food, Bacon Man has seven different worlds that are all loosely based on food groups. These worlds include The Freezer, Meat Zone, Dairy Zone, Fruit Zone, Wheat Zone, Vegan Valley, and Mount Broc, which is the final boss – a giant piece of broccoli. Even the vegans and vegetarians get a little love in this otherwise meat-centric game.

The humor is definitely there in Bacon Man, but what about the gameplay? Well, that’s where it seems to come up a little short.

Just like almost every classically inspired platformer out there, Bacon Man features high difficulty spikes as it progresses. In the demo, we play a little bit in The Freezer and Meat Zone, two of the game’s earlier levels. Even early on, the difficulty is pretty intense, or maybe it’s just that the controls need adjusting. I say this because it just felt like every time I should have made a successful jump, I ended up in a lava pit. The characters feel a little heavy and like you need to have the timing 100 percent correct to make the jump. I am not sure if this is what the developers are intentionally going for or if maybe they still need to “trim some fat” before release.

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