Please Don't Feed Me

Enter the bizarre and humorous world of Please Don’t Feed Me, where your job is to force food into a man’s mouth, but be careful not to make him puke! Use clever feeding strategies and deck-building choices to push him past four pineapples per run. It’s a wild mix of risk, reward, and absurd humor.

Key Controls

MOUSE and LEFT-CLICK

Game Overview

In the Please Don’t Feed Me game, you’re a monster obsessed with gluttony, and your goal is to feed a human exactly four pineapples in one session. You have a deck of food items, some safe and others dangerous (“Binge!”), that risk of making him vomit. On each round, you draft and play cards, knowing that overeating or poor timing will cause disastrous consequences. Between runs, you spend earnings to upgrade your deck, buy safe foods, or increase capacity. The tension builds as you push your luck to hit your target without failure.

Key Features

• Deck-building mechanics with food item selection and upgrades
• Risk-reward choices: push harder or play it safe
• Stylized, quirky art direction with humorous tone
• Progression across runs, unlocking better cards and strategies
• Accessible interface designed for both casual and strategic players

FAQ

1. How to play Please Don’t Feed Me?

   Select food cards and feed them in sequence. Your goal is exactly four pineapples while avoiding vomiting triggers. Survive each run by careful feeding strategy.

2. Why would the character vomit?

   Some cards carry a “Binge” risk. If you feed too much or play those risky cards at the wrong times, the character may vomit and ruin the run.

3. Can I change cards between runs?

   Yes. Using the cash you earn, unlock safer foods, additional cards, or upgrades to improve your odds in future runs.

4. Is this game single-player only?

   Yes, it’s a solo challenge, and there is no multiplayer mode, just you pushing limits with your feeding deck.

5. Is Please Don’t Feed Me mobile-friendly?

   Yes, it runs well on both browsers and mobile devices, adapting its interface for touch controls.

Final Thoughts

Please Don’t Feed Me mixes absurd humor with thoughtful strategy. Its deck-building mechanics and risk management add depth to what feels like a comedic challenge. Each run is short but meaningful, making it a game you can replay endlessly while trying to perfect your feeding strategy.

More Games Like This

If you enjoy quirky mechanics and incremental strategy, try Get Yoked, Elastic Man, or Penguin Diner on Rocket Games. Each brings its own twist to fun and bite-sized gameplay.