Don't Let It Starve — is a roguelite about assembling a bento box for a strange creature hiding behind a wall, demanding ever more food. On paper, the task seems ridiculous: put food items into boxes and earn points. In reality, after just a few runs, you start looking at empty spaces as if the fate of the entire party depends on them. An extra piece of bread suddenly becomes more important than a rare item, and a well-placed ingredient can save the entire run literally at the last moment. There is never enough space Boxes quickly become a real puzzle. You want to fit one more product, activate one more bonus, and squeeze every last bit of value out of the layout. Sometimes the solution is immediately apparent, while other times you have to spend several minutes rearranging the contents, trying to figure out how to squeeze the right ingredient into an already crowded space. The most powerful combos usually emerge from these situations, when it seems there are no more options. A lucky find easily changes the entire game plan. An item that seemed useless a minute ago suddenly fits perfectly into an existing combination. It's at moments like these that the game is especially rewarding. You're not just stuffing food into a box, but literally assembling a mechanism that earns more and more points with each new move. Features of the game A roguelike with an unusual bento creation system. Over 120 items, effects and combinations. Flexible system of synergies and point multipliers. Challenges, secrets and endless mode.