All You Can Eat

About

All You Can Eat is a point-and-click adventure where you play a diner regular who’s been using a single coupon for a decade. The story follows your efforts to stop the diner’s foreclosure by navigating quirky interactions and puzzles. The game uses a comic book art style with panel transitions that mimic a daily strip, adding a lighthearted touch to the proceedings. Gameplay involves exploring the diner and its surroundings, talking to eccentric characters, and solving mini-games to keep your free meals alive. The game stands out for its humorous script and relatable absurdity, blending everyday scenarios with over-the-top twists. With a runtime of around three hours, it’s a short but charming experience that’s easy to pick up and finish. Released in 2017 by Gamechuck, it holds a 72% on Metacritic, praised for its creativity and visual presentation. The comic-inspired design and deadpan humor make it a memorable entry in the indie adventure genre.

Storyline

You have been living off a single all-you-can-eat coupon in a 24/7 diner for the last 10 years. Shady real-estate schemes threaten to close the diner. You therefore set off into the world to protect your way of a freeloader's life.