Bear's Restaurant

Odencat

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Where do we go after we die? And more importantly, what do we eat?

In Bear’s Restaurant, you play as a little cat who just landed a job at the afterlife’s coziest eatery. As the lone waiter assisting the friendly bear who owns the joint, it’s your job to greet the newly deceased, take their orders, and deliver them each a final meal to help their souls rest in peace.

The only problem is, the clientele here come from all walks of death, and in many cases, they’re awfully indecisive. In order to help send these weary spirits to their final destinations, it’ll be your job to dive into their memories and try to decipher what their last suppers should be. In doing so, you’ll get to see firsthand how they lived, how they died, and what foods left the deepest impressions on them while they were alive.

Winner of the Avex Prize at the 2019 Google Play Indie Games Festival in Tokyo, Bear’s Restaurant is a game that’s touched the hearts of players all around the globe, with over a million downloads worldwide.

If it’s epic battles, mind-bending puzzles, or state-of-the-art cutscenes you’re after, you won’t find them here. But if you’re in the mood for a shorter, more wholesome experience—one that’ll fill your heart like a home-cooked meal you’ll remember for years to come—look no further.

[Content Warning]
While this game does not include any graphic imagery or gore, please be aware that the story does touch on a wide range of potentially distressing subject matter, such as murder, suicide, and various other manners of death that may be traumatic for some players (e.g. illness, traffic accidents). User discretion is advised.

Ratings and reviews

Very nice storyline and cute. But it really got slow with the storyline aswell and just took to long to get to point. But despite tha it was cute and refreshing and short but I take the whole point is the messages in the game. Just wish those cut scenes could be faster cause i did fall asleep as it was no means of skipping. But play the game it was cute

Of this developer's games (of which I've now played 4), this one clearly shows the most attention to detail. The main characters have simple (but heartwarming) interactions. All the same, this is really just a visual novel, so the many ads (and relatively large price for their removal with the full game) are a large detractor.

I opened this game expecting something really small, and possibly full of ads. I was amazed to see that it was a not just a simple restaurant game but was more about a rich and heart-wrenching story. I loved it a lot, and I love that there are little touches here and there that you would only know through opening up the game multiple times, trying different choices, etc. I loved it.

What's new

Performance improvements