Nour: Play with Your Food

Terrifying Jellyfish / Sep 12, 2023 / Casual, Indie, Simulation

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Steam Deck Playable

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An interactive exploration into the aesthetics of food.

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What's new

Nour 1.2.1! Spawn cap changes 🔥

2024-08-31

Since Nour is out on Nintendo Switch we're bringing in some optimizations to the game experience! Meta Spawn Cap: The spawn cap for physics objects is now shared across all items and scales based on platform tier. A slider option has been added for PC players to adjust the spawn cap. General Fixes Addressed various issues, including tool movement bugs in the burger scene, fixed noodle creation in the meat grinder, and corrected audio instance limits. Popcorn level Fixes Resolved issues with de-spawned food not replenishing and frozen kernels not responding to inputs. Jellyfish no longer collide with problematic stage objects in the Popcorn level. Level Unlocks Fixed an issue where levels were not unlocking correctly after progression. Vibration and Rumble Adjustments: Adjusted rumble intensity and fixed issues with vibration on multiple platforms.

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Collider Fixes: Adjusted ground mesh colliders in the Toaster level to improve performance and fixed the egg shatter threshold. I'm still tryna add fun stuff in future updates too, lemme know if there's any foods you're dyin to see in Nour 🍨🍜🍥

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What players say

Mixed

63% positive, 84 reviews

Not recommended0 hrs played

I thought this would be an art game, where you can place food and make photos, but there's some puzzle to this game, but there so many keys to press and no instructions on what is the objective. It's some rhythm game, but it doesn't make much sense.

4 found this helpful, 2026-08-22

Recommended4 hrs played

More of a clunky unpolished art experience than a game, very inspired and creative. Controls are unusual however not bad, once you understand each key's function its surprisingly intuitive. I think if you drop any preconceived misconceptions about what you wanted the game to be than its pretty enjoyable. If the trailer seems interesting its worth a buy on sale. Anything over 5 beans is highway robbery.

3 found this helpful, 2026-01-05

Recommended2 hrs played

It’s everything the developers advertised—and everything I hoped it would be. The tools are intuitive once you take a little time to experiment with them, which is exactly the point of a sandbox game. The experience clearly prioritizes rhythm and music first, physics second, and the “food” elements third—those are mostly visual flair layered onto what is primarily an auditory experience. If you’ve watched the...

2 found this helpful, 2025-12-02

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