The Supper Reviews

very, very short - very, very dark - very, very much worth my time! thumbs up!

Short and sweet experience, just like a fine meal at Ms. Appleton's.

It's free. It is macabre. It is grim and wholesome. It is short. Just do it!

I have never ever thought that someone can make a game that is grimdark, horror, heartfelt, somewhat adorable and pulls on my heartstrings in such a tearjerking way. This is an excellent game, bite-sized, as promoted, but still, such a great loveletter to all the point-and-click pixel games out there! I feel lucky to have come across this game. Dear developer, I'm so looking forward to see more from you in the future! Game on!

What I like: 1. Atmosphere. 2. Pixels!. 3. Pirate ship. 4. Some monkey game references. What I don't like: Way too short :/ Please moar!

For a bite sized horror game, The Supper is definitely praiseworthy. The storyline is good and what captivated me the most is how the story delivered out. Pretty interesting as the impression of the story at the start of the game drastically changed when it comes to the end of it. It's like a saying, do not be so certain of things until to the very end. Aside, since this is a horror game, it has a very dark theme and some gore as well, which might not be appealing to some people. However, it's the bitter-sweet story that make this game so very interesting. Gotta play to find it out. ( 8 / 10 )

This is the most kiddy looking game ever made with some sick horror elements. The Supper is a short game but beautiful game and its story does justice, i bought the supporter pack and i enjoyed that as well, please support good game makers!

Love this game! Great visual style and great story line. Love the style and the puzzles aren't bad, The game a lot shorter than I wanted. I wanted to keep playing but it was done. I have bought all of Octavi Navarro's games and I've loved them all. Should buy! Won't be let down.

Atmospheric short-form point and click adventure that tells a somewhat morbid little tale. It's free, so buy the DLC if you play it!

The world of triple-a gaming is filled with huge theme park like open world sandbox games that offer hundereds of hours of (usually very repetitive) gameplay. And to be honest: There are moments where i really don't want to play these games anymore, because i simply get bored by doing the same stuff again and again. And on the other side there are indie games. Sometimes really small games with very simple graphics and gameplay mechanics. But they often have something those big triple-a games lack: A soul. The Supper is one of these games. It's a very short point & click adventure game, very low tech, but sometimes short and simple is what i want. And The Supper tells a simple, but nice story with an unexpected ending. If you're into pixel art graphics, classic point & click adventure games and creepy short stories this might be the game for you.