The Shopping List

About

"The Shopping List" is a horror game following a character trying to start anew in a strange town. As they attempt to complete a simple shopping list, they encounter eerie happenings, hostility from townsfolk, and a growing sense of paranoia. This psychological horror experience combines unsettling scenarios, intense characters, and a nostalgic retro theme in a full-length mystery game.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

93%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

story5 positive mentions

The story features engaging and relatable characters, making it a sweet and enjoyable read.
The plot includes a satisfying resolution where a jerk gets his comeuppance, adding to the overall enjoyment.
The book is a cute and quirky short story, perfect for a cozy winter day.

Some readers found Shannon's quick transition from one relationship to another to be off-putting.
The story lacks heat, focusing more on emotional intimacy rather than detailed romantic scenes.
A few readers felt that the character dynamics were somewhat predictable.

story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
63%
38%
The story is described as sweet, adorable, and engaging, featuring relatable characters that resonate with readers. Reviewers appreciate the heartwarming relationship between the protagonists, expressing a desire for more content about their journey. Overall, it is celebrated as a delightful and enjoyable read.
- “As usual from Megan Derr, this story is super sweet and adorable.”
- “What a sweet story about two wonderful guys who deserve the best, and that turns out to be each other.”
- “The characters were engaging and instantly relatable, definitely the star of the show in this sweet little story!”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users highlight that the emotional aspect of the game effectively captures the intimacy experienced at the beginning of a relationship, enhancing the overall narrative and player connection.
- “The intimacy is of an emotional type at the beginning of the relationship.”