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Feed the Boss

Feed the Boss is a first-person psychological horror game where a simple job serving meals to your boss slowly turns into a trap.

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About the Game

Feed the Boss is a first-person psychological horror game about a strange job, simple rules, and a room that slowly turns into a trap.

You play as an employee who has taken an unusual but well-paid job. Your task seems simple: answer the phone, listen to the boss’s orders, serve the food, and do not keep him waiting.

At first, everything feels like a normal routine: a phone call, an order, a meal served, then the same thing again.

But with each day, the room begins to change. Details you did not notice before start to draw your attention. The sounds become unsettling. The silence lasts longer than it should. And the voice on the phone sounds less and less like your boss.

Feed the Boss has no weapons, combat, or chases. The tension is built through waiting, paying attention, sound, confined space, and the feeling that something about this job has been wrong for a long time.

There is only one rule in this game.

Do not upset the boss.