PLAYISM to Publish Full Belly Breakout on Steam in 2027
PLAYISM picking up the title moves jiiima's self-published 2026 Steam plan to a 2027 release under a publisher brand known for indie games.
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PLAYISM announced on September 10 that it will publish Full Belly Breakout, a first-person horror adventure from developer jiiima, for Steam in 2027. The game has players escape prison by solving mysteries in dangerous dishes, including eyeballs in rice, a shark jumping from soup, and a plate holding the universe. It will be playable at Tokyo Game Show 2026, where visitors receive a Full Belly Luncheon Mat.
The Steam store page went live in May 2026 with jiiima self-publishing and a 2026 release window. PLAYISM's decision to handle publishing moves that timing to 2027, and the iOS and Android versions listed on the store page are not mentioned in the press release. The genre is a first-person eating game, called FPS (First Person Shokuji). Dishes include eyeballs mixed into white rice, a shark jumping out of soup, and the universe spreading across a plate. Characters include a junior agent who can sneak in anywhere and a parasite that grows on the player's arm. The scenario uses multiple endings that branch on how the player eats. The PC version will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 indie game corner booth, 09-E106. The price is undecided.
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