
An interactive exploration into the aesthetics of food.
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Languages: English*, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
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I always remembered that my mom always said to me about dont play with my food, now as this game got released, it made me feel unbelievably satisfied with those foods, Awesome game! Nice textures, Nice 3D models, Nice Superb music. Thanks Terrifying Jellyfish and Panic! :3
First and foremost this is part rhythm game part physics game. More Rhythm than physics. It's not what I was expecting. I found it fun but I can see where some people might not. If you're on the fence about it definitely get it on sale. I wish there was a mode that would just let you play around with the structure of food more freely and that you got to choose which foods you messed with.
I thought it will help with my autism, but it made it worse... ;-;
[h1] Nour: Play with Your Food [/h1] Nie wolno bawić się jedzeniem!
Banger soundtrack. A bit obtuse and esoteric in instruction, but delightful to play, especially for how short it is. It's a cool rhythmic sandbox game where you do exactly what it says in the title.
Horrible controls and no capacity to properly do anything. The experience is awful compared to the feel the trailer has. LOTS of potential, and i'd have loved it had it been handled differently, but the current build (as of the 30th of may 2024) is just NOT FUN. I feel lied to and used. I'm requesting a refund for this. Don't buy until the next major update.
Nour: Play with Your Food is an experimental arthouse game, mostly centered around the absurdity of its food generation tech, which it explores in 20-ish short, culinary tableaux. My gamer-brain craved more goals and mechanics, and my favorite stages tended to feature points of interaction beyond the base mechanic of push button food spawns. Many will likely find it difficult to connect to what is essentially a collection of vaguely musical toys. However, I think that the overall package is substantial enough to feel satisfying.
i loved the part were we had to kill the king
It wasn't really my kind of game but I imagine it's fun when really high or tripping balls
I enjoyed the game. Would love to see candy added to the list of levels. Oh and also can you please add an option to turn off the jellyfish, it keeps stealing my food.
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