SimulationFit check
Is Toastercide worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy physics-based movement and advanced traversal techniques
- Speedrunning fans who want timed missions with three-star goals
- Action-adventure players interested in unusual environments and ability combinations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for conventional combat, exploration, or character-driven adventure structures
- Players who prefer low-complexity movement rather than learning advanced grappling and swinging techniques
- Players seeking a broad survival, crafting, or life-simulation system
Our take on Toastercide
Instead of centering traversal on a character, vehicle, or conventional platforming moveset, the game makes a toaster’s power cord the main movement system. Bathtubs become targets, while timed missions and toast abilities replace the usual adventure progression.
What is Toastercide?
Toastercide casts the player as a toaster tasked with reaching targets in bathtubs.
Movement centers on two cord functions: powered objects pull the toaster rapidly toward them, while unpowered objects let the cord act as a rope for changing momentum. Time can also be slowed. Missions take place in settings such as a college dormitory, a suburban home, Santa’s workshop, and Dallas in 1963, with goons and hazards including water, bullets, and the ground. Toast collected during missions can be ejected to activate abilities such as invincibility, dashing, teleportation, burning projectiles, and toast swapping. The game supports speedrunning, three-star goals, and repeated attempts to improve completion times.
How Toastercide plays
- 01Cord-Based Movement
- Powered objects pull the toaster toward them, while unpowered objects let the cord alter momentum like a rope.
- 02Time Manipulation
- A time-slowing ability can be used while navigating missions.
- 03Toast Abilities
- Collected toast can grant effects including invincibility, dashing, teleportation, burning projectiles, and swapping.
- 04Varied Mission Settings
- Levels include a college dormitory, a three-bedroom suburban home, Santa’s workshop, and Dallas in 1963.
- 05Speedrunning Goals
- Missions award up to three stars and support attempts focused on reducing completion times.
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Toastercide: platforms & release
Is Toastercide worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy physics-based movement and advanced traversal techniques. Skip it if: players looking for conventional combat, exploration, or character-driven adventure structures.
Where can I download Toastercide?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Toastercide's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Toastercide on?
Windows only.
