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Soup

Step into Ruth's shoes in this casual role-playing game. Help Ruth pass her day by going through her daily tasks until she can cook her daily batch of her famous special soup. A cozy pixel art game with dark themes.

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About the Game

Ruth has found retirement rather lonely after the passing of her husband, Ed. She is doing her best to enjoy her daily life, but the real thing keeping her going is her daily session of cooking a new batch of soup. Ruth is going to need your help to complete her daily routine! You can do this by assisting her in her household tasks. This includes cleaning, getting the newspaper, and even knitting her next blanket! Additionally you can travel down memory lane with Ruth by exploring her house and interacting with objects! All of this will lead up to the most important part of her day. That being her next batch of famous soup. Maybe you will learn to appreciate it too. Ruth insists that the most important part of the soup is the meat. Heck even the cats love it!