The truck’s custom paint job can attract more hungry animals, meanwhile, the interior can be outfitted with cooking devices that will probably let you make increasingly complex dishes. More customers means more coin, though, useful for customising the Fruitbus’s insides and outsides. Kinda like the Ratatouille flashback scene, but without the restaurant’s shutdown after.

Fruitbus works on the same logic since you can gain a customer’s loyalty through certain recipes that unlock memories or elicit feelings for them, further strengthening that relationship. I’m in a committed food relationship with my local kebab boss and am therefore forbidden from ordering a chicken shish wrap anywhere else. Though entrepreneurs can, in fairness, sell literal trash and also convince people to like it. Then you’ll invent recipes and sell them to customers - such as Strawberry Trash Smoothies that the badger above went absolutely feral over. Get a taste below.įrom a first-person perspective, you’ll drive the titular truck, gear stick included, across a colourful archipelago, looking for ingredients like fruit or literal sludge from the trash along the way. Yummy food and seemingly friendly animals? That's good vibes. But the team have announced their next project and - surprise - they’re putting on a happy face with Fruitbus, a joyful open world game about running a food truck.

Krillbite Studio are good at making unsettling games, from the toddler-horror Among The Sleep to the eerie corporate follow-up Mosaic.

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