- Steam pricePrice
- $15.99
- Release
- February 20, 2024Early access
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two players locally or up to four online run a roguelite drink shop, dividing stock, ingredient preparation, orders, drink assembly, cleaning, and equipment checks. Mistakes raise shared pressure, while random upgrades alter each run’s workflow.
About this game
Feed the Cups drops you and your friends behind the counter of a bustling drink shop where every shift is a roguelite run. You will stock shelves, prep ingredients, take orders, craft beverages, clean up messes, and keep equipment running while customers pile in. It is true co-op teamwork, not competition, and the chaos ramps up fast.
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Players split duties on the fly, juggling drink recipes, ingredient shortages, and equipment failures under time pressure. Communication is everything when one player is restocking while another handles the blender and a third scrambles to mop spills before the next wave arrives. The roguelite structure means each shift introduces new complications and upgrades.
The game supports both online co-op and local couch play, including split-screen and single-screen options. Whether you are coordinating over voice chat or shouting across the room, every session turns into a test of how well your group can stay organized when the orders keep coming and something always breaks at the worst moment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play this solo or do I need friends?
Feed the Cups supports single-player, so you can run the drink shop alone. That said, it's designed around cooperative teamwork, so playing with friends online or locally will give you the full chaotic experience the game is built for.
Does it support both online and local co-op?
Yes, it supports both. You can play online co-op with friends remotely, or locally on the same screen with split-screen and single-screen options. It also works with Steam Remote Play Together.
What does the roguelite structure actually mean for gameplay?
Each shift is a roguelite run, meaning every session introduces random complications, upgrades, and challenges. You're not just repeating the same shift-expect new ingredient shortages, equipment failures, and escalating difficulty as you progress.
How important is communication in this game?
Communication is critical. You'll constantly need to coordinate who's restocking, who's making drinks, who's cleaning spills, and who's fixing broken equipment. When orders pile up and things start breaking, clear callouts are the difference between smooth service and total chaos.
Is the game still in Early Access?
Yes, Feed the Cups is currently in Early Access, so expect ongoing updates and changes as the developers continue to build out the game.