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• Cook the best split, not the obvious one — Plate up to 5 of 7 ingredients; the scorer finds the highest-value way to carve that plate into recipes, so ordering never punishes you and greedy plates get genuinely interesting.
• 90 charms, 4 rarities, 8 slots — Commons add utility, rares lean into a strategy, epics change rules, legendaries are whole engines. 30 of the 90 are earned through play and revealed one at a time.
• 35 recipes across three courses — Discover and level them through cookbooks mid-run. Recipes level up, so a build can commit to one dish and make it monstrous.
• The guest changes the rules — Ten rule-twisting cravings — a diner who halves anything with bread in it, a tax collector who takes 50 coins off the top, a warden who permanently cuts a card from your deck after every serve. You shop against a known guest, so you can plan for them.
• 7 kitchens, 4 difficulties — Each kitchen is a different deck bias and signature charm, unlocked by how you actually play (500 steaks played, 500 coins spent). Difficulty unlocks sequentially — win to open the next.
• A 16-service run, then endless — Boss services every fourth sitting spike the wall and pay bigger. Clear service 16 to win, then keep going for the leaderboard.
• Daily Challenge — One world-shared, UTC-seeded run per day, drawn from seven scenarios that rewrite the deck, the shop or the hunger curve. Its own online board.
• Built to be completed — 27 Steam achievements, a Kitchen Compendium tracking every charm and recipe, a Chef Dossier with run history and records, and online leaderboards across six boards filterable by kitchen and difficulty.
• 12 languages at launch — English, German, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (BR), Russian, Turkish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

History

Food as the mechanic, not the skin

Feastfall's design started from a refusal to reskin combat. A plate of ingredients is scored as a set, not a sequence — the game searches for the best way to split what you plated into recipes — so the tension is composition, not turn order. The hunger wall replaces an enemy's HP, coins replace loot, and the monster at the counter is a customer with a demand rather than a boss with an attack pattern.

A kitchen stitched from other kitchens

The fiction came out of the same instinct. The Vorath don't want conquest, they want a reservation: they abducted a chef and rebuilt a kitchen out of pieces of ours — one oven, one Ohio diner fridge, one Istanbul market stall. The game is about whether food can bridge two species with nothing in common, and it is played entirely from behind the counter.

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Credits & contact

yuzukigamestudio@gmail.com

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