The True Ingredients

The True Ingredients is a horror-comedy game set inside a suspicious fast-food restaurant. You play as a customer who quickly discovers that something is seriously wrong with the staff, the food, and the very foundation of the establishment. This first-person game blends absurd humor with eerie suspense as you uncover the horrifying secret behind what’s really being served.

Order the Wrong Thing, Regret Everything

The game starts with a seemingly innocent visit to a burger shop. After placing your order, strange things begin to happen. Employees act bizarrely, the menu hides disturbing details, and the restaurant becomes increasingly unsafe. You’re soon forced to explore restricted areas, sneak past unsettling creatures, and solve environmental puzzles to escape.

The tension builds gradually. Sound design, distorted visuals, and surreal transitions turn an ordinary visit into a nightmarish experience. Despite its horror setup, the game constantly undercuts its fear factor with comedic moments, including exaggerated voice lines, absurd animations, and parody-style dialogue.

What’s Really in the Food?

As the player investigates deeper, they uncover the mystery of what The True Ingredients really are. This involves:

• Accessing secret rooms hidden behind the kitchen and freezers.
• Reading notes that reveal disturbing truths in bizarre handwriting.
• Encountering mutated staff that chase you when alerted.

The balance between jump scares and laugh-out-loud weirdness creates a uniquely uncomfortable atmosphere where you’re never quite sure whether to laugh or run.

Escape is the Only Objective

1. Solve puzzles to unlock exits and stay ahead of threats.
2. Find hidden tools like keys, crowbars, and special items to progress.
3. Trigger alternate endings depending on the choices you make and the items you discover.

The True Ingredients doesn’t rely on realism or consistency. Instead, it thrives on weirdness, surprise, and a deep sense of unease. Whether you’re sneaking past humanoid kitchen monsters or questioning what’s in your burger, the game leaves a lasting impression of funhouse horror.