There's a surprising seat out of games nearly food, from cooking nutrient to driving nutrient to raising animals to plough into food. Plus, soon enough we'll possess got the absurdly detailed nutrient of Final Fantasy xv to ogle. But few accept the persuasion of 'food game' equally literally equally Nour, an "interactive nutrient sim" that's currently on Kickstarter, amongst solo developer Tj Hughes scream for for $25,000 to choose it to life. At the fourth dimension of writing, it has raised $18,836 together with volition run for some other half-dozen days.
"Nour is an interactive exploration of the aesthetics of food," Hughes writes. "The game doesn't boundary your play amongst goals or objectives; you're gratis to possess got open-ended fun acre yous play amongst your food, without the mess to build clean upwards afterwards. You are presented amongst scenes sum of ramen noodles, boba tea, popcorn, together with yous squash buttons at volition to interact amongst the nutrient inwards curious together with unconventional ways."
"Nour is an interactive exploration of the aesthetics of food," Hughes writes. "The game doesn't boundary your play amongst goals or objectives; you're gratis to possess got open-ended fun acre yous play amongst your food, without the mess to build clean upwards afterwards. You are presented amongst scenes sum of ramen noodles, boba tea, popcorn, together with yous squash buttons at volition to interact amongst the nutrient inwards curious together with unconventional ways."
Although it was designed amongst grid together with keyboard controllers similar the Midi series inwards mind, a normal keyboard volition permit yous command Nour simply fine. Different keys practise different, weird stuff, from spawning piles of meat to rotating dishes. It's non together with then much cooking nutrient equally making a mess of it, but it looks every fleck equally cathartic.
Depending on the success of its Kickstarter, Nour volition come upwards to PC inwards early on 2018, amongst an early on alpha unloosen planned for Steam.
Thanks PC GAMER