It's a short horror game called One Cup of Cocoa that doesn't have much to do but is full of creepy things. You sit with a cup of cocoa and a man across from you, waiting for something. No screams or jump scares. just right for him.
The game begins silently. Your goal is to make cocoa with the right components and steps: Be careful—he's finicky about cups. Combine water, milk, cocoa powder, sugar, cardamom, mint, and whipped cream. Stir well and finish.
It appears simple, yet he observes your every action.
He can get irritated if he pours the wrong order, uses the wrong ingredients, or wastes boiling water.
Three game endings exist. The speech variations "Neutral", "Bad" and "Good cocoa" may or may not influence the outcome, but you will know when the unpleasant ending occurs. Fair enough, there are two neutral endings.
It takes numerous recipes to find the "perfect" cocoa version—or one that doesn't annoy him.
Decisions can save you. Some will kill you.
One Cup of Cocoa examines the difficult line between obedience and rebellion and seemingly innocent decisions and permanent repercussions.
