Buddington

Buddington is a 2D life sim where you run a business, battle for ingredients, and uncover stories of Buddington.

 

Too Good to Be True?

Just as Steeny thought she was just about done for the day, Bananox, the concessionaire of the village’s only canteen, offered to put her in charge of the whole place.

A big promotion, a bigger raise, and Steeny gets to call the shots? Things are looking up...

Just one problem: Bananox has never been this generous in his entire life.

 

Yeah. About That.

By the time Steeny figures out what she actually signed, Bananox is long gone, leaving her with the village’s only canteen, a large debt, and one absurdly luxurious peel.

Walking away would mean handing the place over to another cutthroat contractor, and Steeny isn’t about to let that happen.

So the plan is simple: Keep the door open, make some pips, and pay off the debt.

 

Smack ’Em. Pop ’Em. Scoop ’Em Up.

Ingredients aren’t going to walk themselves into the kitchen.

Aphids, mites, slugs... all perfectly good pickings for a stock run. Pest control, public service—you’re welcome.

Honeydew, mite silk, thick cuts of mollusk... Into the bag they go.

 

The Secret of Yumminess

Venture out, bring home some seriously wild ingredients, and unlock new recipes to keep the menu growing.

What exactly are they made of? Trade secret.

 

It Takes a Village

As the story unfolds, new friends will join the crew—cooking, serving, cleaning, and bringing their own strengths to both the canteen and stock runs.

Explore Buddington, lend a hand to the locals, and get to know the stories behind the faces you meet.

Some come to help. Some come for dinner. Some come to collect a debt.

And some are just... weird.

 

Never a Dull Day

Turns out, Bananox left behind a lot more than debt.

As one strange visitor after another comes knocking, Steeny begins to realize there’s more to this seemingly simple canteen handover than anyone bothered to tell her.

Dream up new dishes, upgrade the canteen, take on requests, grow closer to your friends, and, every now and then, clean up another mess your former boss conveniently forgot to mention.

Little by little, she can truly call her own.