FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 11th - Perth, Australia/Auckland, New Zealand. Today, indie post-apocalyptic diner simulator Doomsday Diner unveiled a brand-new gameplay trailer as part of the ANZ Indie Showcase, giving players another look at the wildly unstable world of the apocalypse’s last functioning hot dog diner.
If Fallout and Cooking Simulator had a chaotic, unhinged ADHD-fueled love child out of wedlock, it would be Doomsday Diner.
The trailer captures what the game is all about: orders piling up, raiders shooting across the diner’s floor, hot dog combinations being thrown around the kitchen, and somehow, against all odds, the sausages still getting made. It's cooking, combat, cleaning, and chaos, often at the same time.
The reveal comes off the back of a viral moment on X/Twitter, where a previous trailer, narrated from the perspective of a sausage, cracked half a million views.
Doomsday Diner is set in a wasteland where hot dogs are cheap and life is cheaper. Players run the counter at humanity's last diner, juggling increasingly unhinged orders, a diner that won't stay clean, and a clientele that occasionally tries to rob the place. Between shifts, they can upgrade their cooking gear, the diner itself, and whatever they're using to keep the raiders out.
Doomsday Diner is coming to PC via Steam later this year.
Demo available now to play.
Useful links:
Steam Store: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3846290/Doomsday_Diner/