Harry's Burgers
A RESTAURANT SIMULATOR THRILLER: Accompany Harry - the owner of a burger shop in a rundown English town - as he struggles to keep his family safe from a local serial killer. Sell enough burgers each day so Harry can afford to secure the house at night!
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A RESTAURANT SIMULATOR THRILLER: Set over one week in the rundown English town of New Dunwich, "Harry's Burgers" is an unsettling tale of a shop owner struggling to keep his family safe from a local serial killer; a struggle made worse when Harry discovers his brother has come to visit. Players accompany Harry at the shop and at home - selling burgers in the day so he can afford to secure the house each night!
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- Restaurant management with real stakes: Control Harry as he runs his shop, mastering a range of appliances and juggling orders, shop repairs and more. Make enough money each day to purchase the items Harry needs to secure his house and keep the killer out. Programmer and designer Andrew Capela's tense gameplay will drive your day-to-day operations in a genre mashup like no other.
- A Love-letter to classic thrillers: Inspired by the likes of Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" and Brad Anderson's "The Machinist", writer Scott Newton's vivid characters and unsettling themes weave a murderous tale you won't soon forget.
- Gritty hand-drawn art: Set somewhere between the uncanny valley and a children's picture book, We Need to Go Deeper artist Nick Lives' hand-drawn work will keep you in a state of unease.
- Professional soundscapes and soundtrack: Every sizzle, clatter, and distant footstep is crafted with care and detail by film industry sound engineer Robbie Scott, delivering a Hollywood-grade soundscape to ground the world of Harry's Burgers. Music composer Matt Cox complements these sounds with a haunting soundtrack, drawing from years of experience in the games industry.
