The content appears to be a video game commentary where the player is playing a game called "Bone Breaker" or "Bone Simulator." The objective of the game is to jump from a height and break as many bones as possible, earning money for each bone broken. The player can use the earned money to unlock new levels, dislocation upgrades, and other features. The commentary is in Spanish, and the player is enthusiastic and entertaining, often expressing excitement and pain as they break their in-game bones. Throughout the video, the player attempts to break their record of 179 broken bones and eventually succeeds in breaking 180 bones, earning a new record.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The game being played is called the "bone breaking simulator".
2. The objective of the game is to break as many bones as possible by jumping off cliffs.
3. The player earns money for breaking bones, which can be used to buy new levels and upgrades.
4. The player starts at level 1 and progresses through levels, with increasing heights and difficulties.
5. The player can buy upgrades, such as new levels and dislocation levels, using the earned money.
6. The game has a first-person mode, which allows the player to experience the jump from a first-person perspective.
7. The player's goal is to break all 206 bones in the human body.
8. The player can view their progress and statistics, including the number of bones broken and the amount of money earned.
9. The game has different maps, including "Mount Shaquille" and "Winter Your Land".
10. The player can purchase new levels and upgrades using the earned money.
11. The player's record for most bones broken is 179, which they try to beat throughout the video.
12. The player eventually breaks 180 bones, setting a new record.
13. The video is part of a YouTube channel, and the creator invites viewers to subscribe and follow them on social media.