- Feel: Playing cards is plating food—salty, sour, umami, bitter, sweet chain reactions feed legendary beasts; feed wrong and the princess becomes the next course.
- Story: A pampered princess forced out to break a gluttony curse, with a sharp-tongued cat roasting her the whole way.
- Hook: Don't slash monsters—feed them; every card is a real British/Irish traditional recipe.
- Look & sound: '90s-flavored pixels; original score by Henry Taylor, on the cheeky side.
- Mood: Folk horror wrapped in warm pixels—scary and funny at once.
- Polish: Two people finished it in Godot; Steam Deck Verified; full release ~98% positive.
- Length & value: Eight biomes, thirty-four Horrors, sixty-two dishes; about $14.99 now.
- Scope: Locked on British/Irish folklore plus cooking deck-building—no balloon into a big RPG.
- Similar: If you like Slay the Spire's build rhythm but want a bite of folk cooking, this lines up.
—— Seinorin