Who's Hungry?

y'all need to play this It starts out as a quirky, dark humor type of RPG like we've all come to know and love but it unfurls in a much somber dans tragic story. Think OFF meets Mouthwashing, if that makes sense. This unassuming little game WILL stick with you if you give it some time of your day and you won't regret it... or you will ! Or you won't be sure... In any case, it won't leave you indifferent !

To be human is to burn knowing you will turn into ash

oh my god

Amazing story and atmosphere

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The presentation of this story is unique and fun, and really makes use of the limited perspective. I don't think this story has "never been done before" but it is very worth experiencing, especially at the cost. It goes by pretty quickly and will keep you engaged especially with the silly creatures inside.

Very good. Reminded me of old late 00s early 10s rpg maker horror games and early game maker adventure games. Not really derivative of anything but seems in the same family as like Uncanny Valley

Straightforward as an RPG, but a very compelling story that's definitely worth experiencing without spoiling yourself.

A really fun and unique short experience that I wholeheartedly recommend. It has a few small issues (just a couple pacing issues, a bug or two with some mid-late game encounters and a few typos here and there) but nothing that gets in the way of the experience for more than a minute or two. The music is great, the aesthetic is wonderful and the writing for the most part lands where it needs to. Good game.

I decided to buy this game after hearing about it in a video about hidden gems and I'm really glad I did. The battle system is really original and it fitted well with the robot theme. The enemies are not difficult at all, but the bosses do require a bit of luck. I also loved the artwork (especially during the battles) and the interactions with the NPCs. Oh, and the UI! *chef's kiss* It's so simple, but it has everything that your little robot need to navigate the world and make the delivery. I read someone talking about going into the game unspoiled, if possible, and I couldn't agree more. The story is short, but it was very well written and the more you play into it, the more hooked you get. I hope more people discover this gem too!