I'd Eat That

In this game, you'll use ingredient cards with a wide range of foods and even preparation methods, which must be combined to make a three-course meal. You'll then present one dish at a time in the form of a story, as crazy or unique as you want it to be, and all the other participants will decide whether or not they would eat it!

Originally conceived for an interactive art exhibition in Tokyo that questioned what a game is, I'd Eat That was developed in Japan and then elaborated as an art project collecting stories across Eastern Europe before being produced.

We eat food every day. We have to consider creative combinations of ingredients, and what we feel like eating. Food is an adventure. It can mark rituals and signify special gatherings. It can disgust us, intrigue us, taunt us or bring us together.

I'd Eat That is a new storytelling game that will expand your imagination, break the ice and take you on a wild culinary journey! Plus, it comes in the shiniest box ever made.