Eat All The Things
Eat All The Games · 2018 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Funny, Early Access
PC
Mostly Positive76% · 25
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About Eat All The Things
You play as Bronut, a little guy who loves food so much he's dressed himself up as a donut. His love for food means he just can't help himself, whether the food belongs to him or not. You'll be aided by TABLET Corp's very own Tablet Borgias! He'll give you tips and encourage you along the way. However, he appears to be playing both sides, for his own amusement and financial gain! Tablet has been selling his TABLET Corp. Watcher Surveillance Systems to people whose food you're stealing!
Eat All The Things features Co-Op play throughout the entire game! Play together with a friend as Bronut's pal, Strawberry Short Kate.
Navigate many vibrant levels and help Bronut eat all the things! It's not all smooth eating though - beware of the watcher and the evil host! They're not really evil of course, after all it's their food... but anything that gets between Bronut and his treats is the enemy!
The watcher keeps watch on the stage with a spotlight, avoid it at all costs! Otherwise, the evil host will be alerted of your location and you will have to run and hide! Don't get caught! Be sure to make use of terrain and objects to hide from the spotlight.
As it goes, Bronut doesn't count his macros... he puts on weight with each snack, making him larger and slower. But putting on the weight can work out in your favour! You can weigh down big switches, reach higher places, resist high-speed winds, and much more! Be sure to visit your local TABLET station to "unload" when you need to!
As you progress through the game you will encounter new and interesting foods, such as colder than cold ice creams and the sweetest of sweet doughnuts. These may give you side-effects such as brain freeze (enabling you to walk on lava), and a sugar rush (increased run speed and jump height).
Eat All The Things features Co-Op play throughout the entire game! Play together with a friend as Bronut's pal, Strawberry Short Kate.
Navigate many vibrant levels and help Bronut eat all the things! It's not all smooth eating though - beware of the watcher and the evil host! They're not really evil of course, after all it's their food... but anything that gets between Bronut and his treats is the enemy!
The watcher keeps watch on the stage with a spotlight, avoid it at all costs! Otherwise, the evil host will be alerted of your location and you will have to run and hide! Don't get caught! Be sure to make use of terrain and objects to hide from the spotlight.
As it goes, Bronut doesn't count his macros... he puts on weight with each snack, making him larger and slower. But putting on the weight can work out in your favour! You can weigh down big switches, reach higher places, resist high-speed winds, and much more! Be sure to visit your local TABLET station to "unload" when you need to!
As you progress through the game you will encounter new and interesting foods, such as colder than cold ice creams and the sweetest of sweet doughnuts. These may give you side-effects such as brain freeze (enabling you to walk on lava), and a sugar rush (increased run speed and jump height).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
PROS: Cute screenshots. CONS: Playing the game. The whole experience feels so unfinished and wonky that it's thoroughly unenjoyable, in large part due to the controls. Not to mention that your worst enemy here is navigating and interacting with the capricious environment. In split-screen the camera controls make even the simplest tasks, like perhaps seeing your character, immensely frustrating. This should be a great game, but it plays like the creators gave up.2 found this helpful
This is a really unique platformer/collect-a-thon! I love when a game is unique, and it does not feel like 100 other games you have already played. While there is some glitching, and the camera can feel atrocious at times... what I love is that the developers are very responsive to customer feedback! Just read through the comments and discussions, and it appears that the devs have responded and attempted to fix every single customer concern! These are the type of game-makers I love supporting and doing business with.1 found this helpful
There's the nugget of a good game in here, but a few bad design choices get in the way. For example the camera will occasionally swing around on it's own, making travel in a straight line or even seeing where you are going into an unintended challenge. Making it back to the rocket once you've completed a level felt like unnecessary work and wasn't an obvious end to the level. These things keep me from showing this game to my kids when there are better alternatives. Hopefully the developer can polish some of the rough spots and turn things around.1 found this helpful
Got this bundled with Achaem just now. Supported the kickstarter for the Android version of this, always nice to see my name in the credits! Easier to play here than on Android. edit: Just got to sweet sweet beach - favourite level so far
good fun! played coop with my daughter and we 100%'d a few of the levels. It said it wouldn't work on my apple silicon laptop - but it worked just fine
Tbh I feel really mixed on this game. While it's not bad it's also not great. The first huge con of this game is the camera, it just fights you the entire time playing. You have to manually turn it around just to be able to see and sometimes you can't do that due to how high pace things can be in this game. It feels like there was ideas in this game that never got used or hardly used at all. Some things that I think off the top of my head is the security cubes that call a flying cat to get you if you get spotted. Yeah they appeared but besides the first tutorial level using them they never were a problem. To be honest, the power up that makes you invisible to the security cubes I never saw again besides the tutorial level. Those are just a few things, there's others that weren't used much but these two just stuck out to me. Personally, I don't recommend it. It just overall feels kinda lacking and the camera controls are annoying.
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