Every night, someone gets a last meal.
A narrative pixel-art cooking game set on death row. Cook the condemned their final meals, carry what comes back through the hatch, and decide what the truth is worth.
- Status
- Coming soon
- Platforms
- Windows PC
- Players
- Single-player
Coming soon to Steam
About the game
The kitchen is the bloodstream.
You took the night shift at Blackridge Penitentiary. The kitchen was built against the death-watch cell in 1931, “so the last meal would arrive hot” — and now it is yours.
Every final-meal night, a condemned prisoner tells you what they want. What they don’t say out loud matters more. Investigate, cook it right, and carry what comes back through the hatch: a note for a son, pages for the outside, a cassette for a daughter. Slowly, quietly, you become the most important person in the building.
“The guards have keys. You have the bloodstream.”
Ilse Marrow, Night One
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Trailer
With sound. Captured in-game.
Screenshots
In the game
9 screenshots, captured in-engine. Select one to enlarge.
Features
What’s inside
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Cook it for real
Wash, chop to the knife’s rhythm, juggle a pot and a pan, season and plate. There are no scores, only how it tastes to them.
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Every recipe carries a message
Secret ingredients unlock confessions. Recipe cards hide notes passed between prisoners. Cloves mean: don’t trust whoever carries it.
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Choices that come back
Favours, lies and the papers you keep return chapters later: on the news, at the hatch, at home.
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Sixteen chapters
Final-meal nights, a day shift, a lockdown, a supply run, a blackout and a crisis, with quiet scenes at home in between.
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Five endings
The Witness, the Ally, the Company Man, the Match or the Neutral. No ending saves everyone.
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Made by hand, down to the sound
An original score and physically modelled sound design, fully translated into six languages.
Three rules. Cook what’s approved. Serve it. Don’t get involved.
Pruitt, kitchen supervisor, on your first night
Final-meal nights
Tonight’s orders
Every request is a story. Some of them are lies.
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Night OneNo. 01
Ilse Marrow
“What everyone else is eating.”
The approved stew. Or Marta’s lentil soup, with lemon, if you ask properly.
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Night TwoNo. 02
Hassan Idrissi
“What my mother made.”
Red rice and lamb, with the cinnamon from his mother’s blue tin.
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Nights 3–7Sealed
+5
more orders, kept in the envelope. You’ll read them on the night they arrive.
Not tonight
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