"When there's nobody there to see you, you disappear."
In Girls Made Pudding, two girls tour a series of towns that people have disappeared from. Follow them on the road as they find out the mysteries of this world.
The Gameplay
Come for a Ride
In most games, you're always trying to reach a destination. In Girls Made Pudding, everything happens during the journey.
Nothing will happen if you stay where you are, and the more you travel, the more dialogue you'll get.
Keep the bike moving and the girls chatting and eventually you'll unfold this story's mysteries.
Gathering and Cooking
While you're traveling, you'll find ingredients that you can cook with.
Eating those dishes will lead to new dialogue branches for the two girls.
Try cooking whatever fits the mood of the story in that moment.
Hunger and Sleeping
As they travel, the girls slowly get hungrier. Make sure to keep them fed. However, you can turn off the hunger mechanic in the difficulty settings.
Also, after a while, night will fall, ending your journey for they day. You'll need to find an empty home to sleep until morning.
The Story
"When there's nobody there to see you, you disappear."
It's weird, but it's been like this for a while now. Almost half a year.
The journey started with Sumibi's wish—"I want to eat that pudding again."
She and Nikomi go on a bike trip, traveling from town to town while looking for ingredients and meeting new people. Little by little, they start understanding what happened to the world.
They keep traveling and they keep looking at each other... lest they disappear.
The Characters
Sumibi
A bike-riding girl on a journey. She was a regular at the café where Sumibi use to work.
Nikomi
A girl traveling along with Sumibi. She used to work at a café but she's not very good at baking and cooking.
The Staff
Production: KAMITSUBAKI STUDIO
Scenario and development: Kazuhide Oka
Character design and concept art: Zumochi
Art and character models: Zumochi
Soundtrack: Daijiro Nakagawa
Logo art: JEFF99
English Translation: Marco Godano
Simplified/Traditional Chinese Translation: flankoi
