A short, sweet and insidious point and click adventure following the plight of Ms Appleton and her little tavern.
During it's approximate 20 minutes of runtime, it presents its well-executed story that will pull you in and leave you with satisfaction and the tinge of wanting more. The atmosphere is so thick, it could practically be cut with a knife.
The pixel art is gorgeous, with its immaculate, painstakingly detailed lighting and I loved seeing every scene and location in the game.
The gameplay is simply the point and click gameplay that you, your grandma and your dog are familiar with.
But you know what? It doesn't matter, because it's such a sweet little game that it doesn't need to reinvent the wheel.
The Supper is a fantastic dip of the toes into bittersweet madness of the premise, adorned with horror elements.
Great little game that only asks for your time.
During it's approximate 20 minutes of runtime, it presents its well-executed story that will pull you in and leave you with satisfaction and the tinge of wanting more. The atmosphere is so thick, it could practically be cut with a knife.
The pixel art is gorgeous, with its immaculate, painstakingly detailed lighting and I loved seeing every scene and location in the game.
The gameplay is simply the point and click gameplay that you, your grandma and your dog are familiar with.
But you know what? It doesn't matter, because it's such a sweet little game that it doesn't need to reinvent the wheel.
The Supper is a fantastic dip of the toes into bittersweet madness of the premise, adorned with horror elements.
Great little game that only asks for your time.