Can't you just play this for free?

[Slade Steel]

I have seen this game on numerous sites where it is free. Does this one have more stuff or something?

[pizzascience]

Originally posted by ThomasTornado:

I have seen this game on numerous sites where it is free. Does this one have more stuff or something?

yes that's the only reason I have this game. this has more bros, level editor, more game modes, it's 4 player , more levels, allens(don't know how to spell it) and ,well you get the point

[Brofessional]

yea its 2015 yea can get anything on the internet for free but r u really that efing cheap !!!!

[pizzascience]

Originally posted by Brofessional:

yea its 2015 yea can get anything on the internet for free but r u really that efing cheap !!:maaad:!!

not this I have tryd it's not like this they have about 1/15th of the game

[e.bkapalka]

It's called The Expendabros. It's basically a demo for this game, but Broforce is leaps and bounds beyond it. It's completely free and legal. There isn't a level editor, custom campaigns, aliens, or a bunch of other stuff that's in Broforce, but it also has a few things Broforce doesn't have (like minigames and a bit of a story). It was (maybe still is) available from their site in non-Steam form as well as here on Steam

[Colonel Mustache]

Short Answer: Yes.

Long answer:

There are early versions of the game, including a "Brototype" from over a year ago that, to the best of my knowledge, is still free. It only has around ten characters or so, the graphics aren't as good, there are way fewer levels, and any other mechanics that have been added to Broforce since early 2014 are not available. I think it can still be found on Free Lives' website.

There's Expendabros, which was a promotional tie-in with Expendables 3 using the Broforce engine. It can more or less be considered a demo of Broforce, with seven characters (most of which resemble Broforce characters in terms of gameplay), ten levels, and most of the features Broforce has. It can be obtained for free on Steam.

Of course, because it's the internet, there's also the possibility of getting the full game for free, aka pirating. I don't condone this, because Free Lives is one of the coolest and most reasonable developers out there, and they absolutely deserve to be paid for Broforce. The option is there, though.

I highly recommend buying the full game. It is absolutely worth every penny.

[basilscord]

Originally posted by ThomasTornado:

I have seen this game on numerous sites where it is free. Does this one have more stuff or something?

Try Expendabros for a while. If you like that, think more mechanics + more bros + more enemies + more levels + more pretty stuff + more explosions + more freedom = Broforce. But hey, I work here so I'm biased.

[GULES]

Yep, the free version floating around on several sites is the old Brototype, or our old demo. Those sites downloaded the game and rehosted it (without our permission!) but hey, free advertising. We've been working on the game for about 2 years straight since that version, so there is a LOT of new stuff in the game.

[pizzascience]

yeah they are good advertising thats why I have this game

[PhantomTa2]

From one pirate to another; Download and try The Expendabros, (I believe it's still available through the Steam Store)........***SEARCHES***........Yep, here we go The Expendabros.

Once you've done those 10 levels, come back to the store page for Broforce, shell out the money, (or if it's cheaper or on sale on one of the reseller sites, grab it there), come back on to this thread, proudly...and I mean PROUDLY announce that you've bought it, apologise for even doubting this fantastic game and prove to people, like I try to, that REAL Pirates BUY the stuff they download and like, because the people who produced it/made it/wrote it/sang it/♥♥♥♥-it-out-through-the-eye-of-a-needle/whatevered it DESERVE the money from you because you liked it.