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About this game

Find monsters and kill them to cook and devour them! You have to flee this strange institution after being resurrected in a vast underground complex. You must stay safe, get fed, and escape with the help of the deceased Necro-Chef Simmer.

• You have to put together a supper that makes the most of your abilities because your stomach can only handle seven courses. Guava juice, grilled shrimp, or crab stir-fry could determine whether you regain your health, damage, or create a wet barrier.
• Use the animal and plant parts that you are unable to consume to create a variety of lethal weapons. For the most effective fighting combo, pair them with your favorite foods.
• Ingredients are hard to find in the modern world. To collect the delectable components you require, you will need to contend with electrical snails, razor-sharp shrimp claws, and laser wasps.
• Everyone wants you to do their thing, but nobody is actually thinking rationally. This includes the self-described AAA-licensed necro-chef, the evil voodoo “Lord of the Forest,” and the radical fruit revolutionaries.

Reviews

The oddity here is that while it’s a “full” Switch release, it’s still listed as an Early Access title on Steam. The three-person team putting Dungeon Munchies together could still tighten up that platforming aspect, and I really hope they do. Dungeon Munchies won’t appeal to everyone, but it’s precisely the kind of small indie gaming idea that would never get significant traction with a bigger publisher.

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Despite the weaker parts of the game, such as the awkward and unclear control setup and the overly demanding boss battles, I still really enjoyed my time with Dungeon Munchies. It’s a unique game with a truly twisted and delightful sense of humor. Combined with a unique cooking mechanic and tons of ways to customize your experience, I feel it’s a game any fan of the indie scene should check out. I hope developer maJAJa is able to implement some tweaks to improve the experience or use what they’ve learned from this game to make their next one even better.

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