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Feed the Cups

PC (Microsoft Windows) • 2024

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Quick resume

Feed the Cups is a Roguelite multiplayer online cooperative game. Run a Drink Shop, stocking up, preparing ingredients, taking orders, crafting drinks, cleaning up, and checking equipment. Join your friends together!

Global score

71/100

Genres

Casual, Indie, Simulator, Early Access

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Recommendations by what you enjoyed most

  • Cooperation

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  • Escapism

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  • Competition

    Mirror

Pros

  • Engaging cooperative gameplay
  • Challenging and rewarding skill-based mechanics
  • High replayability with roguelite elements
  • Cute and colorful art style
  • Active developer support and updates

Cons

  • Steep difficulty curve, especially solo
  • Grindy progression and leveling
  • Some bugs and multiplayer connectivity issues
  • Controversial developer comments affecting community perception
  • Limited local and online co-op integration

Analysis

Broadly representative of its motivational profile, with a few distinct shifts. Motivations that often define this kind of title include Cooperation, Fellowship, Intimacy, Leadership. Here, the score leans higher than usual among comparable games on Competition. It leans lower than usual among comparable games on Violence, Relaxation.

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Motivations

  • Autonomy
    3

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  • Competence
    4

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  • Competition

    Game with the same Competition vibe

    1

    "Some mention of leaderboards and challenge modes, but primary focus is on individual progression rather than direct competition."

    Capsule for Mirror Mirror

    "Includes leaderboards and challenge modes, but main focus is cooperative and personal skill rather than direct competition."

  • Continuation
    4

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  • Cooperation

    Game with the same Cooperation vibe

    5

    "Strong emphasis on teamwork and coordination in multiplayer; many reviews highlight co-op as core experience."

    Capsule for PlateUp! PlateUp!

    "Strong emphasis on multiplayer co-op with up to 4 players, coordination, and teamwork praised as core to the experience."

  • Creativity
    2

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  • Domination

    Game with the same Domination vibe

    -3

    "Emphasis on cooperative play and shared roles; no evidence of dominance or power imposition over others."

    Capsule for IronWolf VR IronWolf VR

    "Focus on cooperative play and shared goals with no evidence of power imposition or dominance over others."

  • Escapism

    Game with the same Escapism vibe

    4

    "Players use the game as a challenging distraction and emotional outlet, escaping real-life stress through focused gameplay."

    Capsule for A Difficult Game About Climbing A Difficult Game About Climbing

    "Players use the game as a fun, stress-relieving distraction from real life, despite its challenging and stressful gameplay."

  • Expectation
    -4

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  • Experimenting
    3

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  • Exploration
    2

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  • Expression
    2

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  • Fantasy
    1

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  • Fellowship
    4

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  • Growth
    4

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  • Health
    -5

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  • Idle
    -4

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  • Intimacy
    3

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  • Leadership
    1

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  • Progression
    4

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  • Relaxation
    -2

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  • Sensation
    3

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  • Status
    1

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  • Story
    1

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  • Strategy
    4

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  • Thrill
    3

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  • Value
    4

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  • Violence
    -5

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  • Survival
    3

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Last update: 23/05/2026