Consume Me
September 25, 2025
Critic Score
83.1
14 critic reviews
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Critic Reviews (14)
Graphics
78.0
Gameplay
76.0
Story
86.0
"Consume Me was developed by Jenny Jiao Hsia, AP Thomson, Jie En Lee, Violet W-P, and Ken “coda” Snyder, and was published by Hexecutable. It is available on Steam."
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70.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
90.0
"Consume Me is teeming with creativity and personality, and for that, it&s;s earned a special place in my heart."
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70.0
Gameplay
75.0
Story
85.0
"Translating an actual life into a video game is not an easy task, but Jenny Jiaso Hsia and her colleagues have managed it beautifully here. Through a collection of fun and short minigames, we get to dive into the soul …"
Read original review"Consume Me is funny, it’s emotional, and it got me thinking about some of the things people in my life went through to get to where they are today. If the purpose of art is to provoke thought and introspection, …"
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60.0
Gameplay
70.0
Story
85.0
"Consume Me offers an inventive take on narrative design in gaming. In how it blends mechanics and story, it uses the power of the medium to create something that&s;s uniquely engaging and empathetic, and leaves a lasting impact that helps …"
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10.0
Gameplay
10.0
Story
10.0
"Consume Me is a game about eating disorders, family trauma, and religion, but its repetitive and monotonous mini-games make it frustrating to play. While the personal story is bold and vulnerable, the late-game religious shift feels jarring and underdeveloped. Ultimately, …"
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65.0
Gameplay
75.0
Story
80.0
"Consume Me reminded me of my own teenage dramas, even though I had radically different experiences than the protagonist, proving that the themes it addresses about growing up, maturing, and feeling pressured about one&s;s appearance are universal. It&s;s packed with …"
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85.0
Gameplay
78.0
Story
82.0
"Consume Me is one of those games that, if it finds its audience, will end up becoming one of the most special experiences of someone&s;s year. Perhaps far more than just that."
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70.0
Gameplay
80.0
Story
85.0
"Jenny Jiao Hsia&s;s dazzling, semi-autobiographical tale of teenage life finds wit and warmth in its WarioWare weirdness, even as it deals with difficult themes."
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70.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
95.0
"Jenny, AP, Jie, Violet, and Ken provide a package so genuinely aligned in message, tone, and style that the experience hits in almost magical ways. Each of its crunchy-satisfying sound effects makes the minigames all the more enjoyable. The &s;90s …"
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85.0
Gameplay
92.0
Story
78.0
"Consume Me is a pure delight to indulge in with a style that makes the mundane life of a teenager look exciting and like something straight out of a manga, but with messaging that hits home and touches on very …"
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40.0
Gameplay
70.0
Story
95.0
"Consume Me is a heartfelt look at personal struggles, finding courage, and finding compassion in a world obsessed with physical appearance. The game is a difficult, hopeful experience worth playing, reminding anyone going through these motions that they are not …"
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70.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
90.0
"Consume Me is endlessly creative, touching, and gorgeous — certainly worthy of the pre-release praise it has garnered. It’s a true jewel in the crown of video games that manages to perfectly marry the gameplay with the narrative. Every inch …"
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75.0
Gameplay
85.0
Story
90.0
"For me, Consume Me was more than just another indie experiment. It was a mirror, one that was sometimes painful to look into but ultimately cathartic. It’s the kind of game that proves how the medium can go beyond simple …"
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