Thanks for the Soup is a horror game where you end up running a broccoli farm

Thanks for the Soup is an immersive horror sim from Solshade Games where you play a soup delivery worker cycling around a deeply unsettling town from 5pm to 1am. Every order you fill earns money, which you can spend on food, fishing, or farming.The farming route turned out to be the real draw. What started as a practical move to grow enough food to sustain the delivery grind quickly became an obsession — an organic broccoli farm that made the soup runs feel like a side hustle. The town itself is genuinely eerie: odd residents, near-total darkness, random bursts of light, thick white fog rolling in without warning, and the occasional heavenly vision. But cycling around is surprisingly peaceful when you've got broccoli on your mind.There are five mushroom types scattered across town, and in the name of science, all five got eaten. The Zuzu mushroom wrecks depth perception, the Tolid mushroom cranks up movement speed, and the Folor mushroom makes everything go wavy. The Ulod and Cranim mushrooms didn't seem to do much — even after eating a lot of both. The mushrooms double as a coping mechanism for the horror elements: it's hard to feel scared of whatever's lurking in the shadows when you're fighting hallucinogenic waves and trying to stay on your bike.The kitchen remains off-limits. On day one, the manager warned against going in — the chefs don't want their secret recipe getting out. Anyone who's watched enough SpongeBob SquarePants can probably guess what's in the soup. But as long as the broccoli farm keeps growing, that's apparently a problem for another day.