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The job sounds simple enough. Deliver hot soup. Make customers happy. Head home.
In Thanks for the Soup, that routine slowly twists into something far more unsettling. You hop on your bicycle each evening and ride through town, dropping off steaming bowls to eager customers. They crave it. They thank you for it. And if they get hooked, which they will, you will be back again the next night.
A cozy airport security sim where you weigh bags, scan x-rays, and decide whether to wave travelers through or unzip their luggage for a closer look. Wishlist the demo and get ready for wholesome scrutiny.
Living alone sounds peaceful, until the rent is due and your energy bar is empty. When I’m Not Drawing turns everyday adulthood into a gentle, choice driven life sim about creativity, connection, and carving out your own path.
Fires spread, sand collapses, water carves valleys, and gas can suffocate the unprepared. Lay of the Land turns its fully simulated voxel world into both your deadliest threat and your most powerful tool.
In Province Simulator, survival is not about monsters or mutants. It is about freezing bus stops, empty wallets, and the quiet desperation of trying to leave a town that never lets you go.
