Leftovers

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Leftovers casts you as a reluctant kid stuck delivering food scraps to neighbors. Your mom’s cooking has left a mountain of leftovers, and she’s made it your job to hand them out before she loses her temper. The catch? You’re awkward, socially inept, and every door you knock on leads to a stranger with odd habits or unsettling quirks. The game leans into its deadpan humor as you fumble through conversations, trying to convince eccentric characters to take your offerings without blowing your cover, or your sanity. The game’s charm comes from its absurd character designs and awkward dialogue. Each neighbor feels distinct, from the overly enthusiastic food critic to the man who only trades favors for specific ingredients. While the 2, 3 hour runtime is brief, the darkly comedic tone and repetitive yet tense interactions stick around. It’s a niche pick with a 75% on Steam, appealing to fans of offbeat point-and-clicks that prioritize weirdness over complexity.