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The Hungry Horrors demo is really starting to come together, and we’re excited to share a first look at the tutorial! 🎮

In this sneak peek, the princess begins her journey into a world of folklore and feasting, guided through her first encounter with the fearsome Redcap. 🍽️ This battle sets the stage for the roguelite deckbuilding adventure ahead—every dish you serve (or fail to serve) could be the difference between survival and a very hungry monster.

Want to know when the free demo will be live on Steam? Be sure to wishlist Hungry Horrors now and get notified the moment it’s ready! 🧅👑

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Sound on 🔊

Step into the medieval kitchen with this enchanting theme by composer Henry Taylor. Perfect for our whimsical roguelite deckbuilder, Hungry Horrors! 🏰🔥

Let us know what you think in the comments. 👇

Wishlist Hungry Horrors on Steam today

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🎮 Pixel Art Feast! 🎨

Explore 12 iconic British and Irish dishes, hand-pixelled in Aseprite for indie roguelite deckbuilder Hungry Horrors. Each dish reflects traditional recipes, brought to life in vibrant pixel art.

👇 Which dish is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

1. Bakewell Tart 🍒

A delightful shortcrust pastry filled with layers of jam and almond frangipane, hailing from the quaint town of Bakewell.

2. Champ 🥔

Creamy mashed potatoes blended with chopped scallions, offering a taste of comforting Irish tradition.

3. Cornish Pasty 🥟

A golden, crimped pastry encasing a hearty mix of beef, potatoes, and onions—a staple from Cornwall.

4. Cranachan 🍓

A Scottish dessert layering whipped cream, fresh raspberries, toasted oats, honey, and a splash of whisky.

5. Fish and Chips 🐟🍟

Crispy battered fish paired with chunky chips and mushy peas, embodying the essence of British seaside fare.

6. Full English Breakfast 🍳🥓

A hearty plate featuring bacon, eggs, sausages, baked beans, and more—the perfect start to any day.

7. Haggis 🥩

Scotland’s famed dish of seasoned sheep’s offal mixed with oats and spices, traditionally encased in a stomach lining.

8. Knickerbocker Glory 🍨

A towering sundae layered with ice cream, fruit, jelly, and whipped cream—a nostalgic British treat.

9. Potted Shrimps 🦐

Small brown shrimps preserved in spiced clarified butter, typically enjoyed spread on toast.

10. Powsodie 🍖

A rich Scottish soup made with lamb and root vegetables, slow-cooked to perfection.

11. Scone 🍪

A classic baked good, best enjoyed with clotted cream and jam—debate continues on which goes first!

12. Stargazy Pie 🐟🥧

A unique Cornish pie where fish heads peek through the crust, traditionally baked to celebrate Tom Bawcock’s Eve.

🎮 Stay tuned for more updates, behind-the-scenes insights, and folklore tales!

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POV: Walking into 2025 like… 🐍✨ Straight into Knucker’s jaws!

In Hungry Horrors, you’ll face monsters from British and Irish folklore, feed them (if they’re picky enough to like it), and hope to stay alive long enough to dish out another round. 🍴💀

Who’s ready to take on these legendary beasts? 👑

🎮 Roguelite deckbuilder, folklore-inspired, and packed with food, strategy, and chaos.

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🎉 We’re thrilled to share our recent interview with All Ages of Geek! 🎉

In Hungry Horrors, a roguelike deckbuilder, you play as a princess who must appease ravenous folklore monsters with carefully crafted dishes instead of battling them. Set in a medieval fantasy inspired by British and Irish mythology, the game invites players to embrace strategy, tradition, and a bit of British humor while exploring a world rich in folklore.

We discuss the inspirations behind the game, including influences from Slay the Spire, Hades, and Delicious in Dungeon, as well as our goals of bringing British and Irish mythos into the spotlight—something we’d love to expand globally in the future.

A big thank you to All Ages of Geek for helping us share the heart of Hungry Horrors with a broader audience. Check out the interview here, and don’t forget to wishlist Hungry Horrors on Steam to support us and catch the upcoming demo release!

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🎃Wishlist Hungry Horrors for a Frightful Feast When the Demo Drops!🎃

Hungry Horrors mixes folklore, food, and fright in a roguelite deckbuilder inspired by British and Irish legends. Monsters are hungry for traditional dishes, and it’s up to you to satisfy—or suffer!

👻 Encounter Monsters of Legend: From Jenny Greenteeth to the eerie Dullahan, these creatures won’t let you pass unless they love your cooking. Discover what each one craves through classic recipes—get it right, and they’ll let you go. Get it wrong, and it’s game over!

🍲 Feed or Be Fed: In Hungry Horrors, every recipe is a card in your deck. Plan your dishes, unlock new combinations, and serve up traditional British and Irish flavors to win your way through the mythical lands.

⚔️ Wishlist Now for Demo Notifications: Adding Hungry Horrors to your Steam wishlist means you’ll get an automatic notification as soon as the demo is live. Perfect for fans of folklore, deckbuilders, and culinary adventures. Keep an eye on our game this Halloween for updates and surprises!

💀 Add Hungry Horrors to Your Steam Wishlist Now!

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For this ScreenshotSaturday - Water! The waves are animated with a shader that distorts the texture. The riverbank, stones and plants are animated by hand.

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Check out the brand-new trailer for Hungry Horrors

Our indie roguelite deckbuilder, developed in Godot and featuring hand-pixelled artwork created in @aseprite , brings mythical monsters from British and Irish folklore to life. Instead of fighting them, you’ll need to feed them dishes they love—otherwise, you’re in trouble! This latest update showcases new cards, revamped UI, new monsters, and the addition of an in-game compendium.

We’re also hard at work on our first demo for Steam, so be sure to wishlist Hungry Horrors to support our development! 👇

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If you missed Indie Horror Showcase 2024 yesterday, check out our Hungry Horrors trailer on YouTube! 👀 Get ready for pixel art, folklore, and a dash of horror in our roguelite deckbuilder! 🎬👹

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We’re hard at work on the first demo for Hungry Horrors, our indie roguelite deckbuilder where you feed monsters from British and Irish folklore. Before we launch on Steam, we’re rolling out some exciting updates!

Take a look at our revamped Caves Biome with improved background art, updated UI, and polished VFX. Each pixel is hand-crafted in Aseprite, and the game is built using Godot.

Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to our demo on Steam! Have you wishlisted Hungry Horrors yet?

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This screenshot Saturday I want to show you updates to monster’s hate reaction. New Sfx and vfx.

Hope you like it

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We got new updated vfx for monster reactions. First this is new love 💕

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This Screenshot Saturday I want to share with you all more UI updates, here is Princess vs Glaistig.

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The Buggane is one of the most fearsome creatures in Manx folklore. Here are 5 fascinating facts about this legendary bear-like monster from the Isle of Man:

1️⃣ A Terrifying Appearance: The Buggane is covered in black hair, with huge tusks, claws, and a wide red mouth. It’s a truly terrifying sight!

2️⃣ Destruction of Churches: Despite being unable to stand on hallowed ground, a famous Buggane tore the roof off St. Trinian’s church three times! It used its magical powers and strength to wreak havoc from a distance.

3️⃣ Its Weakness: Though powerful, Bugganes can’t cross water or stand on hallowed ground. If you find yourself near one, your best bet is to run towards a church or a river.

4️⃣ Magical Powers: Bugganes are magical creatures, and they were sometimes called upon by fairies to punish those who had wronged them.

5️⃣ A Guardian of Nature: Bugganes live in caves, ruins, or forests and are known to cause chaos, storms, and destruction when disturbed.

In our upcoming indie roguelite game, Hungry Horrors, you’ll get to face this fearsome creature. What other mythical creatures from British and Irish legends do you want us to add to the game? Let us know in the comments below!

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New Cards, and UI in Hungry Horrors – A Roguelite Deckbuilder on Steam

What you think about our new cards design?

We are working currently on our first demo so make sure to wishlist the game on Steam to get notified when it is out. ⬇️

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Just found your blog and love the English lore behind the monster designs. I remember reading about Worm Hill named after the dragon sized worm (not a wurm) that terrorised the village.

Are you planning on doing weird monsters that are lesser known?

Yes, we are. Although probably not another lizard/seprtine one. As we have Knucker already.

We planning to have around 25-35 monsters in game. From England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and even some smaller islands around like Isle of Man.

I want to make sure that there is variaty tho, so only one demon dog, one demon horse etc as there is sooooo many of those.

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This Screenshot Saturday, I’m excited to show you the deck-building element in our indie roguelite Hungry Horrors. Here’s how you choose dishes that become your cards for each run.