Card game · Desktop checked

Who Ate It?

by himitsudo

A playable card-game prototype about a shared fridge and missing snacks. Buy food, secretly eat or watch a shelf, then decide whom to accuse in the morning. Receipts, expiry dates and imperfect stomach-size clues turn ordinary leftovers into a deduction game against CPU housemates. English and Japanese are available.

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Who Ate It?
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Before you play · Who Ate It?

The website language and the game language are different. Check the creator-declared languages and controls below before opening the game.

A starting approach

Use the three-day Tutorial first. Watching your own valuable food can give a firm accusation clue; stomach size alone is only approximate. In our lesson, correctly accusing the thief of a four-point cheesecake paid twelve points. Also check expiry before choosing food, and close the Replay panel before the next action.

Our play check

Desktop check on 26 October 2026: completed the full three-day, eight-step Tutorial. Watched our cheesecake, correctly accused Kenta, ate another resident’s pudding and finally ate our own curry. The tutorial ended with “You win!” and 20 points. The regular six-day match and mobile controls were not tested.

AI disclosure

Creator declares AI-assisted code. This does not mean the entire game was generated by AI.

AI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Sounds, Text

Release & source notes

This is the first-public timestamp on itch.io, shown in Beijing time. It is not proof of the game’s first release anywhere. Directory addition dates are not used as release dates.

Creator’s AI disclosure ↗

Original source
himitsudo · itch.io ↗
Platform publication (UTC)
Source checked
Oct 26, 2026
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