$14.99Broforce Everything explodes, together
Broforce is a side-scrolling run-and-gun for up to four co-op friends, where you blast through terrorist bases as parodies of 80s and 90s action heroes. Everything breaks, everything chains into bigger blasts, and rescuing prisoners hands you a new random bro. Loud, fast, and funniest with company.
Is Broforce worth it?
Broforce is worth it if…
- you want co-op games where sessions stay short, loud, and easy to jump into
- you like swapping characters constantly and learning a new weapon on the fly
- you like retro pixel action built around blowing up nearly the whole level
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Four-player shock and awe
You and up to three co-op friends run, jump, and shoot left to right through short levels, freeing prisoners and pushing toward the exit flag. Deaths swap your fighter for another random bro, so one minute you are mowing down a jungle, the next you are figuring out a whole new gun mid-fight. Friendly fire of the structural kind is half the game, as floors give way and barrels turn a plan into rubble. Co-op also has competitive deathmatch modes for when teamwork has run its course, plus timed Explosion Run levels built for mass chaos.
Dozens of bros, everything breaks
The roster is the joke that keeps working: dozens of bros riffing on Rambo, Terminator, RoboCop, Indiana Jones, and plenty more, each with distinct weapons and special attacks. Terrain is fully destructible, so you can tunnel under a patrol, drop a ceiling on a boss, or level the whole field with red exploding barrels. Chain reactions of fire and napalm do the rest. A level editor lets you build your own playgrounds of destruction, share them online, and browse scores of custom levels to rate for Bro-ness.
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How does co-op actually work?
Up to four players team up against terrorist forces in the campaign, running through levels together, freeing prisoners, and reviving the chaos when someone goes down. If alliances collapse, several competitive modes let you face each other instead. The shared joke is the destruction: with four people shooting, the level rarely survives intact.
What happens when you die?
Death is quick and common, since hits hurt. Freeing caged prisoners gives you extra lives and new bros, and dying or rescuing swaps you to another random hero with different weapons. That keeps runs unpredictable, but it means you cannot stick to one favorite. Learn to love whoever freedom hands you.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The campaign runs fine alone, and the constant bro-swapping still keeps levels fresh. It is simply calmer and more manageable, which is either a relief or the whole problem. Solo suits practicing weapons and custom levels, while the full noise arrives with co-op friends.
What is Explosion Run?
A separate time-attack take on the formula, built around exploding terrain and speed. You join other bros to clear these short levels under pressure, where the ground itself is against you. Think of it as the campaign stripped down to sprinting and detonations.
