Kitsune Kitchen

Kitsune Kitchen, developed and published by Technomancy Studios, is a short visual novel that leans almost entirely on humor, absurdity, and player choice to carry its experience. It takes an intentionally trivial premise—assembling the perfect sandwich—and inflates it into a surreal, dialogue-driven story filled with exaggerated personalities and offbeat scenarios. Rather than aiming for depth or complexity, the game embraces a playful, sometimes chaotic tone that defines both its charm and its limitations. The structure follows the familiar framework of a branching visual novel. Players progress through scenes by reading dialogue and making choices that influence how events unfold. There are multiple endings to discover, each shaped by the decisions made throughout the story. Mechanically, this is as straightforward as it gets—there are no puzzles, no resource management, and no gameplay systems beyond selecting dialogue options. This simplicity makes the game easy to engage with, even for those unfamiliar with the genre, but it also places all the weight on the writing and pacing to keep players interested. Where the game tries to stand out is in its tone. The narrative is fil…

it's less than £1 and v funny, just buy it already.

Nice game

this was amazing. romance the toaster.

"We have Date Everything at home." A silly game that's an hour or less to play about a guy who's probably just started hallucinating his kitchen appliances talking to him and making raichy comments. But hey, the game developers are having fun with it and so am I.

Toaster-chan for the win