
The Supper is a short adventure game about the darkest side of the human soul. Ms. Appleton was always a wellspring of kindness, until The Voice started talking to her.
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In the short adventure game The Supper, Ms. Appleton wakes up in her tavern's kitchen. The Voice inside her head is still there. It won't leave her alone. It commands her to serve a very special meal to some distinguished customers.
From Octavi Navarro, creator of the critically acclaimed short games Midnight Scenes, Unwelcome, and The Librarian, comes a delicious treat for adventure game fans. A tiny snack to consume while you make your afternoon coffee or right before bed!
Explore your surroundings:
Find inspiration for your recipes in Ms. Appleton's kitchen or walking by the docks.
Solve many puzzles and cook:
Help Ms. Appleton fetch all the ingredients for her delicious menu.
...and don't forget to add a drop of "Special Sauce" before serving.

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Languages: English
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yumyum
I really enjoyed playing this game. It was on the shorter side, but was incredible nonetheless.
I'm gonna need that special sauce It's looks really delicious except... anyways really short and fun game.
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4.3 A self contained short point and click adventure. This was fine at it's core with a relatively touching end reveal to the story, but no huge motions. There isn't a whole lot to say, I think this is an early project from these devs and they've seemed to go on to do many other games. One of which being I think in the same universe as this. The art style is really nice, evoking a somewhat modernised monkey island esque feel. As mentioned before the story throughout is more of a just 'give me these items' but it rounds itself out with more reasoning and backing at the end. The puzzles are a little too I guess simple, with a lot of the solutions/items needed being in the same room or quite obviously the other room. The only parts I got stuck at was not realising I can now combine items and later I can now suddenly use something that I couldn't earlier. It's not long and there's only like 5 rooms (which contribute to the whole things being pretty close and simple). But it's a nice art style and is a nice short story.
It's so beautifull! Made me cry <3
Petit jeu indé intéressant. Les zones cliquables ne sont pas très claires et une petite aide visuelle aurait été appréciée mais l'ambiance est là.
I am happy to say this is the best free game I played on steam ( not talking about the dig deep playtest) even though its short, it has a surprisingly big lore. Also I cried at the end as both of them were happy, even though we went through all of that.
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