Beastly Bites
Hangar Studios · 2025 · Hack and Slash, Action-Adventure, Singleplayer, Female Protagonist, Atmospheric
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 19 📈 Making a comeback 83%
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About Beastly Bites
A Deliciously Twisted Adventure Awaits!
Step into a world where every bite has consequences—and every battle brings you closer to redemption.Beastly Bites follows a starving young woman cursed by the Food God and transformed into a supernatural food-human hybrid. To reclaim her humanity, she must battle food-themed monsters across magical realms, ranging from colorful festival streets to the grand temple. Her journey of redemption and confrontation is driven by fast-paced combat with an oversized chopstick!Gameplay Features
Dynamic Chopstick Combat: Players wield an oversized chopstick to execute fast-paced, rhythmic combos, counters, and dodges, rewarding skill and timing.Transformation Progression: The protagonist gradually restores her human form as she defeats food-based foes, providing both narrative and gameplay progression.Unique Food Foes: Battle against imaginative enemies inspired by cursed food dishes, each with unique mechanics and designs.Immersive Environmental Storytelling: Explore a surreal, magical realm filled with visually rich and narratively engaging locations such as abandoned festival grounds, mystical lantern-lit gardens, and the Food God’s grand temple.Controls
Movement: Left Joystick/WASDCamera: Right Joystick/Mouse
Interaction: L1/E
Skip Dialogue: R1/Left click
Light Attack: L1/Left click
Heavy Attack: R1/Right click
Run: B/Shift
Dash: L2/Ctrl
Targeting: R3/Middle Mouse click
Pause: Start/ESC
About Us
Beastly Bites is the result of eight weeks of collaboration by a team of 15 students from DADIU (Danish Academy of Digital Interactive Entertainment). Hailing from universities across Denmark, we combined our talents in design, programming, art, and sound to create this flavorful, action-packed game.This game was made by...
Benjamin Andersen, Audio Designer 🎧Rasmus Falden, Programmer 💻
Conrad Bech Nielsen, CG Artist 🏙️
Peter Blomsgård Hansen, Game Designer 🎲
Thim Daniel Hansen, Game Director 🎮
Josefine Kronhøj, Visual Designer 🖌️
Ulrik Enné Lykkegaar, Programmer 💻
Casper Thorne Madsen, Programmer 💻
Andrei Marcelino, Art Director 🎨
Thora Magnusdottir, Producer 🎬
Patrizia Skovgaard Nielsen, CG Artist 🏙️
Ida Nørby, Composer 🎧
Emilie Thaulow, Lead Programmer 💻
Enhao Tan 谭恩浩, Programmer 💻
Credits and Special thanks!
Jonas Juhlert, Moddeling stalls and walls ✨Georgia Vossou, Animations for the minions ✨
What Steam players say
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This game made me go meep moop 10/101 found this helpful
It was really cute. It should have been A LOT longer.. 2 scenes (short) and one boss was NOT enough. The boss was the best bit.
This game has great bones, it just needs a little polishing. Definitely worth a shot to try, its a cool concept and is very nice for such an indie game from an artistic standpoint. However there are many places where your character can just get stuck very easily and it makes it quite hard to play, the enemies are quite repetitive and the gameplay lacks because of it. Keep up the good work though!! :)
A short hack-and-slash where you battle food monsters in an East Asian-themed setting. The visuals are fine enough and the gameplay works, though it is quite rough around the edges: there aren't many enemies and the combat is basic, plus the frame rate can be stuttery in places. But I'll give a word of encouragement to the devs: the basic building blocks are there, so with some extra polish this could be turned into something quite decent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgP1sGbXePk
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