$14.99Broforce Everything explodes, together
Broforce is a side-scrolling run-and-gun for up to four players, starring dozens of action-movie parody bros with their own weapons. You blast through destructible levels, set off chain reactions of fire and falling rubble, and rescue prisoners to get a new bro. Loud, fast and silly, made for shouting on the couch.
Is Broforce worth it?
Broforce is worth it if…
- you want loud couch co-op for up to four with almost no explaining
- you like retro run-and-gun action with constant explosions
- you enjoy party crowds where dying is half the joke
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Four bros, one collapsing level
You run left to right with up to three friends, shooting, jumping and blowing holes through walls and floors. Everything breaks, so a missed shot can drop the ceiling on your own head or open a shortcut under the enemy base. Red barrels help, and they do not care who lit them.
Death just swaps you to another random bro with a different gun and special attack, so nobody sits out long. You rescue caged prisoners to earn extra lives and unlock more of the roster mid-run. Rounds are short, rules are simple, and the screen stays full of limbs, napalm and bad decisions.
Co-op chaos and versus spite
The campaign co-op supports up to four players, and it works because friendly fire is part of the comedy. You steal kills, collapse the floor your friend is standing on, then blame physics. Explosion Run adds timed levels where the terrain blows up behind you, which keeps everyone moving and yelling.
When teamwork ends, several competitive deathmatch modes let you settle it directly. There is also a level editor with shared custom levels to browse and rate, useful when the group wants something new without learning a new game. Pick a mode, hand out controllers, start breaking things.
Good to know before you start?
How many people can play together?
Up to four players can play together in co-op, and there are also competitive deathmatch modes for fighting each other. The tags list local co-op and local multiplayer for four players, plus online multiplayer, so it fits both couch groups and online party crowds.
Is it easy for non-gamers to join?
Yes, for the basics. You move, jump, shoot, use a special attack and break terrain. The catch is that you die fast and your bro changes at random, so newcomers should expect to fumble through a few weapons before they find one they like.
What do you actually do in Explosion Run?
You team up and race through short time-attack levels while the terrain explodes around you. It is the same shooting and platforming, with added pressure to keep moving instead of camping behind cover, since cover is probably about to detonate.
Can you make your own levels?
Yes. The level editor lets you design your own playground of destruction and share it online. You can also browse other players custom levels, play them and rate how good they are, which gives a party a fresh map when the main levels feel familiar.
