No One Will Go Hungry
Run a street food stall that the Regime gave you, in a country the Regime runs. No one will go hungry, the government says so. Cook, serve. Talk to your customers, and sometimes to the people who come to threaten you.
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About the game
The Regime has a new policy: No one will go hungry. That's why they gave you a shop, and now you're an instrument of that policy.
You cook and serve Wet Burger, Hot Dog, Kokorech, and Tacos to tired workers, night owls, and people who turn out to be more than they first appear. Every morning the government newspaper arrives. You read it. You feel happy.
Key Features
Cook & Serve: Put the ingredients on the grill, take them off in time, don't burn them. Every order has two parts, and if you don't get both right, the customer won't be happy.
Five Nights, Familiar Faces: Someone shows up at your counter every night. Some come to order, some come to threaten you, some just come to ask a question. Every conversation is a choice.
A Newspaper That Never Stops Talking: Read the government newspaper every morning. There's always good news, though it rarely has much to do with what's actually happening.
Retro PSX Visuals: A foggy, low-poly city at night. Best not to look too closely.
No one will go hungry, as long as you keep your stall open and keep your questions to yourself.
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