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AP Thomson, Jie En Lee, Jenny Jiao Hsia, Violet W-P, Ken "coda" Snyder · Published by Hexecutable
Content notice: CONTENT WARNING: Consume Me is a semi-autobiographical game that depicts dieting, disordered eating, and fatphobia. If you are someone who struggles with or has struggled with disordered eating, it's possible that Consume Me will be a stressful or even upsetting experience and we won't begrudge you for giving it a pass. Also Jesus shows up later in the game, but don't worry! He doesn't do anything. Additionally, be aware that Consume Me contains some nudity as the protagonist Jenny is occasionally depicted in her underwear.
Very Positive — 92% positive (1,147 reviews) · 10 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
did you feel stupid, fat, lazy, and ugly in high school? well i did...but at least i made a life-simulation RPG about it!
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Experience Consume Me, where your choices shape a life simulation RPG. Navigate high school challenges with strategy and humor, crafted by AP Thomson and Jie En Lee.
About this game
BEING A TEENAGER SUCKS. So we made a videogame about it.
Hey remember when your parents, your friends, and society at large all conspired to make you feel ugly, lazy, stupid, and unloved despite the brilliant human spirit contained within you? No? Well, allow us to refresh your memory via the timeless medium of a slice-of-life role-playing game!
In Consume Me, you take on the role of Jenny, young, in love, and entering her final year of high school. Make meticulous scheduling decisions to maximize your glow-up! Solve the puzzle game of dieting! Evade distractions as you pursue scholarly success! Do chores to get money from mom at a rate much lower than minimum wage!
Can you win the heart of the boy of your dreams? Can you hold on to it? Can you chart a course towards a sustainable future? Can you fit just one more TODO goal on your plate, or is it already full to bursting? Most importantly, does any of this matter--either in the game, or in a broader sense? I don't have time to spoil the story here, so I'll just give you a free tip: if you have the spare money, buy some coffee at the corner store and drink it for an extra free-time unit.
Features:
A darkly funny coming-of-age story: You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll get a little hungry, sometimes all at the same time! Sorry about that!
Every meal a puzzle: Eat your lunch, but be careful not too eat too much. Also, try not to eat too little either. Throw any food you don't want to the dog. It's fine, she's not on a diet!
Gripping strategic decision making: A limited amount of time and an unlimited number of things to do!? This classic combination introduces the ultimate strategic question: How should you be spending your time? It's up to you to answer this question...every day of your life!
Obtain powerful equipment: Choose from a selection of garments that help you dress for success. But be warned, the armor of this world degrades after a mere single day of use...until you renew it via that ancient ritual known only as "laundry."
Over 13 possible endings: Most of them bad!
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS *: Windows 7 or later
- Processor: x64 architecture
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL or DirectX 9 compatible graphics card.
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
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Consume Me, a life-sim RPG that'll remind you that you hated being a teenager, actually, has a demo out now
"BEING A TEENAGER SUCKS. So we made a videogame about it." These are the opening words on the Steam page for Jenny Jiao Hsia's Consume Me, a "life-simulation RPG" about feeling "stupid, fat, lazy, and ugly in high school." Now, I'm going to go out on a limb and say many of you that are of a post-high-school age probably don't want to re-experience it anytime soon, but Consume Me looks like such a good time I'm going to suggest you do so anyway, especially because it just got a demo. Read moreRead full article on Rock, Paper, Shotgun
