Nour: Play with Your Food
Terrifying Jellyfish · 2023 · Casual, Atmospheric, Simulation, Physics, Relaxing
PC
Mixed68% · 72
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About Nour: Play with Your Food
Nour is an experimental food art game that blends mouth-watering visuals, dynamic beats, and playful exploration. Unbound by scores, time limits, or realism, Nour invites you to play with your food in a variety of surreal scenes ranging from chill to unhinged - from a symphony of toasters to a bathtub full of ice cream, and far beyond. Rediscover the joy of play in this unique foodie fantasy.
Features :
- Freely move between 20+ playful vignettes, from the nostalgia of the classic American diner to the Zen purity of placing boba in a glass of milk tea.
- A fully dynamic soundtrack that reacts to your actions; keep a beat to enchant your food with a variety of surreal effects.
- A suite of kitchen tools with which to slice, dice, and further customize your creations.
- Prepare delectable - or horrifying! - dishes and snap the perfect picture.
- Use a microphone to blow on your food or slurp it up!
- Experiment enough and you may even uncover some delicious secrets…
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
More of a clunky unpolished art experience than a game, very inspired and creative. Controls are unusual however not bad, once you understand each key's function its surprisingly intuitive. I think if you drop any preconceived misconceptions about what you wanted the game to be than its pretty enjoyable. If the trailer seems interesting its worth a buy on sale. Anything over 5 beans is highway robbery.1 found this helpful
It’s everything the developers advertised—and everything I hoped it would be. The tools are intuitive once you take a little time to experiment with them, which is exactly the point of a sandbox game. The experience clearly prioritizes rhythm and music first, physics second, and the “food” elements third—those are mostly visual flair layered onto what is primarily an auditory experience. If you’ve watched the trailer, read the acidic reviews, and still feel like you understand what this game is trying to be, then give it a try. That’s exactly what I did, and I’m not disappointed. The game delivers exactly what it promises and is just as relaxing and enjoyable as I wanted (NEEDED) it to be. As for the negative reviews, most of them seem either heavily exaggerated (trust me, I’ve written my share of dramatic rants too) or aimed at issues the developers have since addressed.1 found this helpful
YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH THIS IS THE BEEESTTT AHHHH SOOO MANNY GURBURRRRRRSSS
bells keep ringing!
me a cat hi
so much asmr and calming relaxing to me and its kindve silly!:)
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