Greed's Grub

Greed’s Grub is one of those games that looks silly and low-stakes at first, and then slowly tightens its grip on you until you realize you’re genuinely stressed out over a burger order. The kitchen is incredibly well done. The lighting is dim and grimy, and there’s a constant sense that you’re being watched, judged, and one mistake away from serious consequences. The game understands that horror doesn’t need constant jump scares; it thrives on unease, anticipation, and the feeling of being trapped somewhere you can’t escape until your sentence is served. The core gameplay revolves around cooking burgers: grilling patties, assembling orders, and serving customers as efficiently and accurately as possible. On paper, it sounds simple and repetitive, but the game makes these mundane tasks genuinely stressful. Each day escalates in a way that feels natural. Orders become more demanding, new ingredients appear, and the pressure steadily increases. You’re constantly juggling speed, accuracy, and awareness, because focusing too hard on one thing usually leads to messing up another. Story-wise, Greed’s Grub keeps things vague, and that’s a strength. You’re never fully told what you did …

dlc where boss degrades me more?

The patty's burn way too quickly and you can only make one burger at a time as you only have one spot to place the bottom bun (it's like build-a-burger, e.g. bottom bun > patty > top bun), so it makes it extremely difficult to multitask, especially when you have three customers and a time limit. Then you also have to mind the tentacles (which you deep fry) - for me they always turned out black or weren't cooked at all. No idea why. The goblin is really annoying too and also too frequent. There should be an option to disable him. All of it combined makes brain go BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Other than that, it's pretty cool and at least it's FREE. No offence. I recommend implementing a difficulty slider and such.

Looks simple, but isn't. I hate the Goblin.

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Short but fun with a decent challenge, and you can't beat free. It says that it has partial controller support, the controller does work but the sensitivity was so abysmal that even at max settings it's pretty much unplayable. Secondly in the endless mode there is a layered effect on the graphics, this in tandem with the slight stuttering that can happen is pretty headache inducing. No other complaints though, it's a fun time.