Feast for the Eyes

What it is

Feast for the Eyes is a 3D restaurant game that N8012 made for AI Browser Game Jam 4, and its page opens with "THE EYES ARE HERE TO FEAST." You wait tables in an old wooden restaurant where the customers are floating eyes. Bring them the food they want and you get paid, add a napkin or cutlery and you can charge more, be quick and you'll get a tip, and mixing up an order is trouble. The page's screenshots show winged eyes gathered around a table waiting for their food, a slightly strange premise. The author says the idea, level layout, and texture editing were theirs, pretty much all of the code was written by Claude, textures came from ChatGPT, sounds from ElevenLabs and Suno, and Gemini gave additional help. The engine is Godot 4.5. The author plans to add more maps, better textures, and a story.

Who it's for: Players who like odd little premises and a few minutes of hectic serving.

Before you start: It runs in the browser, and there's also a 74 MB Linux download. WASD walks, the left mouse button picks up and uses objects, and the up and down arrow keys change mouse sensitivity. The page doesn't say whether phones work. English only. A room full of floating eyes looks a bit eerie, and the page doesn't mention gore. itch.io lists it among its free games; check the game page for current terms. No license is given for the game.

Based on the game page's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.