Who's Hungry?

tl;dr: You should play this, it delivers! Genuinely an unforgettable experience. It's a game that has a very seamless blend of witty and charming moments mashed with an underlying foreboding that can't be shaken through the whole experience - and it manages to really deliver on what it naturally builds up to narratively! The combat system is unique and very simple albeit fun, though don't expect a traditional RPG experience, as it's not quite the focus. The game is a perfect length too, each major plot beat has great pacing and organically fleshes out the story (has about a 5 hour runtime, give or take). On a technical level, there's a little jank here and there, but overall the game runs as intended. Aesthetically, the game runs on all cylinders and is an absolute visual treat, especially during some cutscenes. The music is very fun too and adds a lot of color to the very strange locales throughout the game. The story is the true star of the show however, and I'd like to refrain from saying anything because it's really something to be experienced yourself. Play this game if you like to feel human is all I'll really say. Highly recommend!

Amazing story and atmosphere

at first I was like :O) and then I was like :O( but then I was :'O) A phenomenal game with a lovely balance of silly, strange, grotesque, and serious. On my list of instant recommends. The art was wonderful and scratched an itch for me and the story was lovely. The combat system was simple but still a lot of fun, I love gambling!!! Really can't say enough about this game. There were a few tiny issues with some of the writing with miniscule grammatical errors but nothing detrimental to the story. I wish i had my mint chocolate chip ice cream...

A wonderful blend of comedy and horror. I was glued to the screen from the first moment to the last. It is a short game, and the less you know the better. Get this game if you have ever enjoyed an RPG maker game.

Very peculiar game. The presentation is absolutely stellar, with a nice boxy UI and a slapping soundtrack. Story and writing are a mixed bag. On one hand you have a story that tries to be deep and introspective, but on the other hand you have a lot of “quirky” silly dialogue that swings between kinda funny and kinda cringey. The pacing is also a bit off, with a massive lore dump towards the end that drags for a tad too long. Regardless of writing and pacing issues, the premise of flesh-craving robots is very neat and I wish the game would have leaned a lot more heavily in the body horror aspect. Gameplay is made of simple exploration and battles. These are turn based dice rolls and, while there are powerups you can buy (kinda have to buy, unless you are the luckiest guy on earth) to tilt the scales in your favor, entirely dependant on RNG. That would normally be a huge turnoff for me, but the aforementioned powerups make even the boss battles quite manageable and, dare I say, fun (if a bit stressful). 7.5/10 with big kudos for the creativity and passion.

oh my god

crazy game in all the best ways, didn't know delivering food was like this and now I'm hungry. :0)

"To be human is to burn" Wow, what a gem. At first, I was really drawn to the combat system, with the binary values and the "higher or lower" mechanic to determine if the attack is successful, which felt tonally perfect for a game about robots. And while it is a great mechanic, what really hooked me was both the visual style and the plot. The twist at the end genuinely caught me off guard. If you're wondering whether or not you should play this game, give it a try! It's pretty cheap and reasonably short, but it did leave a lasting impression on me.

Good story filled with darkish humor and emotional moments combined with outstanding visuals make it very enjoyable RPG Maker game. It has this surrealistic vibe of desolated post apocalipctic world I really like. And while the combat system tries something new, it's very simple and there are less than 10 battles in the whole game, so, keep it in mind if that's important to you.

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