'Girls Made Pudding,' a new Japanese adventure game, has quickly outpaced its predecessor, 'Moonless Moon,' tripling sales in just two weeks. Players follow Nikomi, a cat-eared maid, and Subumi on a motorcycle quest to recreate a nostalgic pudding in a world where people have vanished. Its mix of storytelling, cooking, and resource management has resonated, with 75% of sales from the PC version on Steam. At $9.99, it’s a hit with gamers, especially with the option to turn off the hunger mechanic. Developer Kazuhide Oka is committed to creating enjoyable games and building a loyal fanbase. 'Girls Made Pudding' is...
Published on: 4/22/2025
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