a food fight · turn-based tactics
FEASTBOUND
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free · the whole game runs in your browser — about 40 MB on first load
online play needs an account; solo & hotseat don’t
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What is this
Feastbound is a turn-based tactics game about food fighting food. You draft an army — one entrée, a handful of sides — then build the battlefield itself, tile by tile, before anyone moves a piece. Each round you secretly commit your turn order on hidden markers, and then the dice get a vote.
Play against the computer, hotseat on one machine, or online with 2–5 players — make a lobby, tell your friends its name, done. If you grew up on hex-and-dice board games, the bones will feel familiar. The pieces will not: the pieces are lunch.
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Fine print
- works best in a desktop browser — a mouse and a decent screen help with the tactics part
- there’s an iPhone/iPad build on TestFlight; it’s invite-only for now
- it’s a beta — balance changes land often, and the foods take turns being briefly, gloriously overpowered
- online games are version-locked: if the game says UPDATE REQUIRED, just reload the page