
Browser game · Action
Your mum is cooking dinner.
4.3Your mum is cooking dinner. Saddened by the amount of leftover and not wanting it to go to waste, she tasked you the job to give it all away to your neighbours. In Leftovers, your mum has tasked you with delivering her extra food to your neighbors because she would be too saddened to throw it out. Despite being told never to talk to strangers, she sends us out to talk to the creepiest strangers ever. Make your mum proud, don’t be like your dad. Do you best, and don’t come back until you’re done. Some of the neighbors are pretty nice and normal. However, others are just plain scary and creepy as hell. One of them gets in your face sniffing all around you making weird faces because he smells your mom on you. Wow, that was such a moment. Few games have ever been so unsettling in this style. Another one of the lady’s invites you in, and well… you should decline her offer. What a fun variety of people we live around. It did make it interesting to see who we might encounter next though. The chat with the old man was another excellent moment, especially if you say no to him at first. You, who was just minding your own business watching cartoons. You who your mum have told many times to not talk to strangers. But yet, you have no right to deny the request. Armed with limited skills of communication, meet all the quirky and creepy neighbours to finish the task before your mum finish you first...literally.
Enemies first, then everything else. That is how most action games teach you to think. Movement, attacking and dodging happen in rapid alternation, and your eyes are constantly scanning the edges of the screen for the next threat. Between fights there are small rewards, a new weapon or a health refill, and then the next wave arrives. Sessions leave you alert and slightly out of breath.
Leftovers is for when you want something to hit back. It is free, runs straight in the browser with no install, and gets going within seconds. The fights are tight and the stages are short enough that a quick session feels complete.
Suits players who enjoy combat games and have quick hands, generally teens and adults. Fans of side-scrolling fighters and beat-em-ups will slip into it easily. It is not aimed at young children.