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One life, one bro, and a level that collapses if the explosion is too generous define Broforce. Free Lives' run-and-gun, published by Devolver Digital in 2015, parodies action movies by making each bro a send-up of a film hero.
Rambro and a musclebound cyborg are the kind of aliases on the roster, and the terrain itself is destructible dirt. Friendly hostages flex when rescued, then the next drop loads a different bro without asking.
Devolver's taste for loud indie shooters fits the joke. The game is a film marathon where every star is renamed, armed, and extremely likely to die.
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