Thanks for the Soup is the most fun I’ve had in a horror game in a long time, and that’s owing to the broccoli
Thanks for the Soup is a horror simulation game that combines soup delivery mechanics with unexpected depth in farming gameplay. Players deliver soup to locked-down or work-bound customers between 5pm and 1am, earning money for each order completed.
The game’s reward system allows players to spend earnings on various activities: food preparation, fishing, and farming. The reviewer was surprised by the engaging organic broccoli farming mechanics, which form a core gameplay loop where broccoli seeds combined with medium fertilizer generate in-game currency. This farming system unexpectedly became the highlight of the experience.
PC Gamer’s reviewer approached the game with modest expectations but found the broccoli farming mechanics provided substantial entertainment value. The game successfully blends horror simulation aesthetics with resource management and farming gameplay, creating an unusual and engaging experience. The farming element appears to be well-implemented enough to be a primary draw for players, demonstrating that the game offers compelling gameplay beyond its initial soup delivery premise.