Abyssal Starfeast horror cooking sim announced for PC
The survival cooking game tasks players with serving strange customers for seven days and is set to launch in Q4 2026 with Japanese support.
Abyssal Starfeast, a horror cooking simulation game, has been announced for PC with a release window in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to 4gamer.net. The game will support Japanese.
The title is set in an eerie kitchen at the bottom of the sea, where players must survive seven days by serving dishes to strange customers. Orders, fishing and every stage of preparation — cooking, plating and serving — are handled by the player alone.
Cooking combines steps such as seasoning, grilling and boiling. Orders come with time limits, and customers grow angry if kept waiting too long, so several dishes have to be prepared in parallel.
Threats can interrupt the work: cracks may appear in the kitchen walls during cooking, forcing players to decide whether to keep cooking or deal with the trouble. The story of unsettling incidents unfolds through conversations with the customers who visit each day.
The game has multiple endings, determined by how successfully players fulfil customers' orders and by their final action. No price or store page details were given in the announcement.
Quick answers
When does Abyssal Starfeast come out?
It is planned for release on PC in the fourth quarter of 2026.
What platforms is Abyssal Starfeast on?
The game has been announced for PC and will support Japanese.
What kind of game is Abyssal Starfeast?
It is a horror cooking simulation game set in an eerie kitchen at the bottom of the sea, where players serve strange customers over seven days.