
Inspired by SCP-261, you play as a homeless girl struggling to survive in a distorted city using a vending machine that should not exist. Every coin dispenses impossible food that defies biology and logic, and every meal reshapes your fate. How long can you survive before you stop being human?
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Interdimensional Vending Machine is a surreal survival game where you play as a strange homeless girl trying to endure a distorted city that has forgotten how to be normal. One night, you discover a vending machine that should not exist. Inserting coins causes it to dispense food and drinks that sometimes defy biology, logic, and even reality itself.
Some items are harmless. Others are grotesque or unnatural. Every purchase is a gamble, and every item affects your hunger, your body, and the world around you.
Interdimensional Vending Machine offers a simple but unsettling loop of begging, feeding, and discovery.
The vending machine is the center of your survival. It hums and glitches as if it does not belong in this world, accepting only coins and dispensing unpredictable food and drinks. Some items appear normal, while others are disturbing or unnatural. You never know what will come out.
Hunger and thirst are constant dangers in a city with no safety. Every food and drink you receive can help you or harm you, forcing you to think carefully before consuming anything. Eating is no longer just a necessity, but a risky choice where curiosity and survival collide.
What you eat slowly changes what you become. Certain foods cause strange evolutionary shifts that feel both necessary and unsettling. Each change reflects your choices and pushes you further from anything familiar or human.
Sit on the cold pavement and watch people pass by. Some will ignore you. Some will leave a coin. Some will whisper strange things or shout words of disgust. Every encounter feels uncertain, and every coin you earn is another chance to survive.
Wander through streets, hidden corners, and strange locations filled with quiet danger. New anomalies appear as you progress, and the environment grows more unstable. The city reacts to what you do and what you become.
You will meet other wanderers drawn to the vending machine’s creations. Give them food and see how they respond. Some will thank you. Some will suffer. Their fate depends on your choices.
Your actions leave marks on the world. Streets grow unfamiliar. Encounters change. New anomalies emerge. The city slowly reshapes itself around your journey, becoming a reflection of what you are turning into.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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A pleasant experience overall. The incentive to play comes more so from the excellent art behind the game as a fan of body horror. The gameplay itself will become repetitive in the way many idle sims would. Little bits of dialogue directed toward the player character were written that play during begging. I found these mildly interesting as I experimented with each transformation. Not much of an overarching story, but the game clearly overlaps with the SCP universe as fans would expect. Definitely room for some QOL updates concerning time sink, UI, and achievements involving capture. All in all, a great experience for those who enjoy inspired depictions of body horror from the lens of the SCP universe.
I came for the weird vending machine and stayed because I couldn't stop saying, "What happens if I buy one more?" The game does a great job of turning curiosity into gameplay. Instead of chasing high scores or fighting enemies, you're constantly experimenting and discovering new things. It's the kind of game that's hard to put down because there's always another secret waiting to be found. I'd love to see future updates add more content and reasons to keep exploring, but even in its current state, it's a fun and memorable experience. If you enjoy games that reward curiosity, this one's worth a look. (8/10)
El juego es bastante bueno, el concepto me encanta, le he dado ya sus horitas y estoy consiguiendo todos las rutas posibles. Jugue a las demos y esta versión ya le llevado unos días, Muy recomendado!
Nice addictive game loop. Interesting art style. Looking forward to more content being added and a harder game mode where survival is more difficult.
This game is sooo fun and addicting!! first of all the animation is amazing and the transformations are so beautiful in their own dark and twisted way, i really enjoyed managing the resources but i advise people who want to buy this game to treat it as a body horror collection game rather than a survival game, but overall i felt lots of satisfaction getting new forms and progressing :) i cant wait for the second game!
I'm not even really sure what this is, exactly. The thing I think it most resembles is a visual novel, but it is not a visual novel, not really. This borders on being more of an artistic experience than a game, but it is undeniably a game. They goals are not super clear. It has something to do with surviving while holding onto your humanity. This is more of a first impression than a review, and I'm not far in to make any real statements. What I can tell you is this game is some kind of commentary on society, even if I can't fully wrap my mind around what it's trying to say yet. I would not find this easy to just recommend to just anyone, but I'm very intrigued, and I have a feeling if you looked at the trailer and thought it seemed interesting, then yeah, it probably really is. If you looked at it and thought man, that looks like garbage... Yeah, that's about right I'd suspect.
I love body horror, it's probably one of my favorite forms of horror along side psychological. The MC is interesting as a lot of her options and character shines in when you gather food options, the achievements are pretty easy to gather if you know what you're doing or even just experimenting, the reference to the coffee machine was pretty good. Some of the transformations are rather eyebrow raising like vampire but that could just be my hatred towards vampires. 8/10, makes me very hungry.
Overall Absolutely Awesome. Can't recommend Interdimensional Vending Machine (IVM), the game has those SCP, Survival, and Vending Machine, game vibes so in essence, If you like: Vending Machines, The SCP Foundation, or Survival Games or even better all 3 then this is absolutely for you
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♥♥♥♥♥♥ up body horror vending machine (gets pretty weird end game *LESS BODY HORROR MORE NSFW*) Would recommend, apple seed.
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