Dead Plate
Step into a 1960s French bistro for a stylish horror RPG — part restaurant tycoon, part visual novel.
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Arrow keys to move, Z to interact, Shift to run. If inputs feel picky, see the FAQ below for tips.
This game contains horror content and disturbing imagery. Recommended for players 18+ and best enjoyed with sound in a quiet room.
Dead Plate is a compact 2D horror RPG set in 1960s France. Blending visual‑novel and point‑and‑click elements with restaurant‑tycoon gameplay, it follows Rody, a lively waiter working one intense week at a chic bistro owned by the charismatic chef, Vince.
Known for its striking art direction and character‑driven narrative, Dead Plate invites you to juggle service, manage orders, and peel back layers of mystery lurking behind the kitchen doors.
The studio behind Dead Plate, crafting distinctive, art‑driven horror RPG experiences.
Thanks for dining at La Gueule de Saturne — enjoy Dead Plate!
Over 70 CGs across 8 maps deliver an immersive, art‑first experience.
Seat guests, take orders, deliver dishes — and keep the kitchen flowing under pressure.
8k+ lines of dialogue explore messy relationships, ambition, and obsession.
Atmospheric score by BellKalengar that heightens tension and warmth in equal parts.
About 1h20–1h30 per ending; roughly 3 hours to see it all.
Four distinct endings with hidden details encourage replay and experimentation.
Dead Plate includes scenes of graphic death, blood, violence, cannibalism, eyestrain, and disturbing imagery/audio. Player discretion advised (18+).
Average rating 4.8/5 from 2,330 reviews
“Got every ending! Loved the art and the character dynamics. Controls can be finicky, but it’s worth sticking with. Can’t wait for the next game!”
“Solid game. Day 6 can be overwhelming with impatient customers, but the story hooked me. Vince is unpredictable in the best way.”
“Finished Dead Plate recently. Some hitboxes and mechanics feel a bit finicky, but the gorgeous art easily makes up for it.”
“Would love a game from Vince’s perspective — his backstory would make an incredible follow‑up.”
“Fantastic game — art, story, and vibes are top‑tier. Dead Plate really stands out.”
“Accidentally quit near the end and lost progress — replayed anyway and grabbed all endings. Still loved it.”
Dead Plate