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Toast Time is a throwback to the golden age of video games where old-school homebrew titles fused arcade action with a distinctly British sense of humour.

This could either be great, or very cheesy. You decide!

The game has been out for a while, but only recent has it been ported to Linux.

About the game
An appetising arena shoot-em-up garnished with tower-defence elements and served warm with awesome-sauce (probably syrup).

Inter-dimensional time-blob beasties have sailed the cosmos in pursuit of spare time, and now they've found it, tasted it, on an idyllic Monday morning.

Assume the role of TERRY (toast-ejecting recoil & reload system), a humble and solitary toaster with an uncontrollable love for English breakfasts, hats and scheduling.

Click to launch toast, crumpets and magnitudes of other breakfast paraphernalia at the beasties. Bounce around and crush them with your hot metallic mass. Tip over bins, and use the environments to your advantage. Drink a little coffee and go a little crazy. Do everything it takes to defend toast time – you are Monday morning's final hope. Have your toast and eat it.

They had me sold at crumpets.

Check out Toast Time on Steam now. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Tags: Retro, Steam
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StianTheDark Nov 24, 2014
I actually noticed this on the Steam storefront earlier today. Wonder why it was there, games being ported doesn't usually put them in front.
flesk Nov 24, 2014
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The new store front carousel is a mix of featured and recommended games. Could be that it was a recommendation based on games you've played or wishlisted.
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