Neon Tea is an experimental first-person shooter and roguelike game that plunges you into the grim Gerryda Ravine after you stumble upon a mysterious Teahouse. Your ultimate goal is to survive by fending off monstrous visitors, baking cookies, brewing tea, and engaging in dubious trades with the quirky invited patrons.

Just another horrifying and action-packed day 

Neon Tea’s unique combination of FPS combat against grotesque creatures and the low-stakes activity of cooking and crafting totems is highly distinctive. You can improve their abilities by investing resources, but every enhancement comes with a significant trade-off, adding a layer of strategic depth that demands careful decision-making in every run.

However, the game's highly niche premise — a mashup of Lovecraftian horror, cooking, and experimental roguelike elements — may not appeal to a wide audience. Furthermore, the game's aesthetic can be jarring and confusing for some players. The title is also quite demanding, with high minimum system requirements.

Not just your regular tea house game

Neon Tea offers a bizarre and memorable experience that is perfect for players looking for something completely different. The combination of resource management, combat, and strange trades makes each playthrough intense. While its vision and high technical demands may limit its appeal, its short, impactful design is worth trying.