Space Savory

ABOUT THIS GAME

This isn't your typical sci-fi story. A bit of science, a whole lot of fiction.

Our tale begins with an astronaut on one of Earth’s earliest space missions crash-landing on an unknown planet.

Luckily, the place has oxygen, water, and decent gravity.

The only way home? Fuel... which means money... which means customers.

What's on the menu?

– We cook the customers. (Yes, you read that right.)

Each alien carries unique ingredients inside them — essential for preparing the meals, desserts, and drinks we sell.

Collecting these ingredients isn’t easy... but don’t worry, we’ve got a cloning machine.

– Every dish and drink is crafted through its own mini-game. Based on reflexes, attention, and a bit of luck, these games let you actively prepare each recipe — from mechanical salads to ion-charged energy drinks, no dish feels the same.

– Then we serve them back... to the customers. (Seriously.)

Small note: Aliens are not vegan.

– This way, we capture customers who carry the ingredients we need — and earn money for the fuel.

Showtime!

Engage with a variety of unique customers, interesting conversations, and tough decisions.

But steer clear of galactic pirates — their sense of humor is non-existent, and they only care about your money.

What’s on the side menu?

– Gamble with shady space-flies. (They usually cheat.)

– If you spot one of the galaxy’s most wanted alien criminals, call the space police!

–Yes, there are cops in space. Be careful. (Between us... they do take bribes.)

– Snitch on celebrity aliens to paparazzi. (For cash, of course.)

– Fight off thief pirates trying to steal your money.

...and more!

— Andromeda Times: ''Space Savory – Questionable hygiene. Unquestionable flavor.''
★★★★★

— @Palp-Eat-tine34: ''Space Savory — Suspicious hygiene, questionable meat, but taste? Absolutely out of this world.''
★★★★★

So no, it’s not just about cooking.

It’s a test of ethics, an inventory management thriller, and a culinary game show — all in one.

Space Savory — The best flavor in the universe.

(But first, you’ll have to catch the customer.)