PLAYISM To Publish First-Person Eating Game Full Stomach Escape Plan
PLAYISM is attaching its name to a game whose hook is the meal itself rather than shooting, which puts the publisher behind another oddity-driven indie rather than a conventional action title.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
PLAYISM announced on September 10, 2026 that it will publish Full Stomach Escape Plan (Manpuku Datsugoku Keikaku), a first-person eating game developed by creator Jii-ma. The player is a captive in a prison who must finish every dish served, from yudofu and yakiniku to a hamburger with a blue object inside. Multiple endings depend on how the player eats. It is set for PC via Steam in 2027.
The demo will be playable at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running September 17 to 21, at booth 09-E106. Visitors who try it receive a "Full Stomach Luncheon Mat," which the announcement describes as letting them eat as if they were in a prison.
The dishes escalate in strangeness as the player progresses. A hamburger arrives with a blue object lodged inside it, and the spoon in hand can suddenly sprout thorns. The cast around the protagonist includes a girl-shaped creature parasitizing the left hand, a junior agent who can teleport anywhere, and a consommé soup human who comes through the ventilation duct. Their advice may point toward finishing the meal.
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