Small games belong on this list when they do exactly what they promise and nothing less. The Supper is a point-and-click adventure that takes about forty-five minutes, has a dark sense of humour, and lands its ending cleanly. That is it. The offline credentials are perfect, the setup friction is zero, and there is no monetisation waiting anywhere in it. I am not going to pretend the replay value is high, because it is not. You play it once, it does its thing, and that is the deal. It ranks at nine because this list needed variety and because a short complete game beats a long broken one every time.

About The Supper
Story setup
At a glance
- Released
- January 28, 2020
- Platforms
- PC
- Genres
- Adventure, Indie
- Play modes
- Single Player
Screenshots
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Multiplayer & game modes
The Supper offers various play modes for different gaming experiences.
Play Modes
Single Player
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A compact point-and-click horror tale with lush pixel art, quiet menace, and a dark payoff. It earns this rank by delivering atmosphere and storytelling precision in under half an hour, all from a solo creator. The pacing is tight, interactions are focused, and the ending lands without overstaying its welcome. It’s free and self-contained, a great example of impactful brevity. The trade-off: minimal puzzles and a single run. Best for players who want a moody story they can finish tonight and admire for its craft.
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