Consumption Line

Consumption Line

Rhombico Games · September 1, 2025 · Simulation, Casual, Indie, Point & Click, Experimental

Consumption Line is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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Consumption Line price

Consumption Line is free to play — there is no purchase price, on Steam or anywhere else we track. We keep watching it, so if it ever stops being free the price history on this page will show when that happened and what it changed to.

About Consumption Line

Welcome to your first day at the KindBroth® soup factory!

Consumption Line is a short, 100% free, experimental indie game about food systems, industrial production, deceptive advertising, and the erosion of meaning in a world obsessed with efficiency. You play as a factory worker operating two machines: one for broth, one for noodles. Your job is simple: meet your daily quota, follow the recipe, don't ask questions.At first, it feels almost cozy. But as days pass, ingredients change. Machines get faster. Expectations rise. And something about the soup... feels slightly off.

Features

  • Short and focused. Playable in one sitting (approx. 30 minutes).
  • Assembly-line gameplay that evolves each day.
  • No game over states, no collectibles, no grind. Just play and think.
  • Unlimited soup!

What is this game exactly?

This is not a traditional game. There are no skill trees, boss fights, or deep systems. It's a tightly scoped, 30-minute experience meant to invite reflection. Over the course of five in-game days, your routine remains the same: leave your flat, take the subway, arrive at the production line, hit your quota, go home... Yet there are some changes, some funny and some bleak, that reveal issues in the world around you.

Fully free!

Consumption Line is 100% free and also ad-free. It was created as a personal, 'artsy' project to explore our relationship with ultra-processed foods, misleading marketing, and the ruthlessness of capitalism.

Consumption Line — game info

Platforms
Windows, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Sep 3, 2026
Consumption Line is a really strange little game, but that is also what made it stand out to me. The whole experience is built around a simple idea of moving through a world where everything seems connected to consumption and destruction. I was not completely sure what to expect when I started, but I liked the unusual atmosphere and the way the game slowly reveals what it is trying to say instead of explaining everything immediately. The gameplay is fairly simple, with the main focus being on moving through the environment and interacting with what is around me. There is not a huge amount of complicated systems to learn, which works well because the game seems more interested in creating a particular feeling than throwing lots of mechanics at me. I enjoyed looking around and figuring out what I was supposed to do without having every objective clearly spelled out. What I liked most was the atmosphere. Consumption Line has a somewhat unsettling feeling that makes ordinary things seem more unusual than they should be. The environments and presentation give the game a strange identity, and I found myself paying attention to small details because I wanted to understand what was happe…
Recommended Aug 22, 2026
A beautiful little game that should have a small price attached to it!
Recommended Aug 1, 2026
Thought provoking and definitely an experience. Short and sweet story that shows and tells a deeper story without bogging itself down with too much exposition. Worth downloading just for the message alone. [spoiler] I tried trying to beat the later levels using the legacy ingredients but eventually I was forced to compromise. [/spoiler]
Recommended May 31, 2026
Very interesting game that really makes you think. I love it and would definitely pay for a longer version.
Recommended May 13, 2026
The game is pretty simple and only exists to convey a handful of messages, but it does that very well. Every little detail feels very intentional. The gameplay is just dull enough to make you feel the right emotions. I like how it's balanced too, if you try and "cheat" the game the quotas force you into the right playstyle. Not a whole lot else to say, the game accomplishes what it's meant to do incredibly well.
Recommended May 5, 2026
efficiency! innovation! a 30 minute concentrated food for thought!

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