Don't Let It Starve is a roguelite placement puzzle about packing bento boxes for a monster chef, released on Steam for PC at 920 yen.
Don't Let It Starve, a roguelite placement puzzle from publisher Black Lantern Collective, launched on Steam on June 13, 2026. The game was created by Eduardo Scarpato. Players fill bento boxes to satisfy a monster called the Chef, working under time pressure with ingredients that have different shapes and trigger combo bonuses. The packing mechanic uses Tetris-like placement and inventory management inspired by Resident Evil 4.
The game blends bento-making with survival horror, applying a quota-driven roguelite structure similar to CloverPit. Unlike slot-machine randomness, players directly place ingredients into the bento box. The game is available on PC via Steam for 920 yen, with a 15% discount offered until June 20.
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Don't Let It Starve, a roguelite placement puzzle from publisher Black Lantern Collective, tasks players with filling bento boxes to satisfy a monster called the Chef. Ingredients have different shapes and trigger combo bonuses. The game is available on PC via Steam for 920 yen.
Black Lantern Collective released Don't Let It Starve, a horror roguelite game by Eduardo Scarpato. Players make bento for a monster chef under time pressure, using Tetris-like packing and inventory management inspired by Resident Evil 4. The game is available on Steam for PC at 920 yen, with a 15% discount until June 20.