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Created by Goosepoop Games

A chaotic, wickedly fun TTRPG by Goosepoop Games where you, a demon (obviously) must run a successful food truck. Complete wild orders, gather cursed ingredients, cause mischief, and laugh your way through any setting using a fast, card-based system.

Latest Updates from Our Project:

FINAL WEEK!! Stretch Goal Updates!
9 months ago – Mon, Feb 23, 2026 at 05:20:59 AM

This is it!

Now's the time to back Food and Evil before prices go up. 

Our last Stretch Goal is here!

We're turning the Deviled Deck (our custom deck of playing cards) into a full party TTRPG! Create a quick adventure with friends with a quick flip of the cards. Play as students of Holistic Entrepreneurial Culinary Kitchen University (H.E.C.K.-U), solving problems and creating new ones. Can you make a tasty dish in time to please your teachers? Use this is a way to create your demon before you play in the full adventure.


20 Adventures! 

Speaking of adventures; if we pass the $6k stretch goal we'll put 20 adventures in the book! That's over 120 pages of sweet content to get your mischievous demon hands on. Dungeon crawls, heists, mysteries, dating shows, no patty will be left unturned in this book. Support Food and Evil today before prices raise.


Final Week Streams

Just in case you forget, we have plenty of content to keep you entertained this week! See how Food and Evil plays, learn about our artist's inspiration, and create an adventure with us live this week!


Support our community: Tales from the Tape Deck


Our friends Yamil and Ahmed are launching their next game, Tales from the Tape Deck, over on Kickstarter!
This is a series of stories and adventures set in the end times (a common theme with other projects, I wonder why). Adventures are set in genre-specific playlists that play as your built in countdown.


5th Stretch Goal Passed! Final week preview
9 months ago – Tue, Feb 17, 2026 at 04:43:57 AM

Hey aspiring demon chefs!

You did it! You helped us complete our 5th stretch goal.

That means we are currently up to 16 adventures to be included in Food and Evil. If we pass our final stretch goal (okay, there may be one last secret one I haven't mentioned yet), then Ryland and I will round it out and have 20 adventures included in the book! That's over 120 pages of mischievously tasty fun!

Recent Streams

Monday we played Danger Rings, our Fast and Furious food truck racing adventure. The players were amazing and told a wonderful story of food and family. I was laughing the entire time while producing it. You can check out the recording here: https://youtu.be/VjSEf0R13xw

Upcoming Streams

Next week is our FINAL WEEK. We're going out with a bang, so please join us as we play games, chat game design, and make a game live on stream (a little birdie told me we might have a special guest as well!) Follow at the goosepoopgames Twitch channel, or watch it streamed directly into our Backerkit page! Magical!
 


Mid-Month Stream!
9 months ago – Fri, Feb 13, 2026 at 07:29:58 AM

Hey culinary demons!


Monday the 16th at 7pm EST we'll be having another live stream game of Food and Evil! The players will be playing the adventure "Danger Rings," a Fast and Furious spin off with food truck racing and explosions (of flavor!)



Have any ideas of what you want to see in a food truck game? Comment here or on our launch party post and we'll make it during our live stream Feb 26th!


Community Support

Looking for apocalyptic gameplay for the end times? Check out Adam Bell's The End Times Trilogy! 3 nifty zines all in one bundle.

Go give your support here: https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/adam-bell-games/the-endtimes-trilogy

Design Chat Tonight!
9 months ago – Wed, Feb 11, 2026 at 04:17:10 AM

Still going strong. 

Thank you everyone for all your awesome support. We're almost to our 5th stretch goal! We have some big surprises coming, so stay tuned (and tell your friends!)


Design Chat With Scryptid Games 

Today we'll be chatting with Dustin Patrick from Scryptid Games about our collab project, Hogs! 

Play as warthogs on a cross country journey of self discovery, weird interactions, and motorcycle shenanigans. Includes a full map that features locations from both Food and Evil and Tales from the Cryptids. 

This'll be a lighthearted chat about design choices and plans for the zine.

Tune in on the Scryptid YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/live/JFqCVpDxM5Q

Games to Check Out

If you're looking for something super light to play with kids or your friends, check out Eric Oakland's "Rigs & Races"! Had the chance to play it on a live stream and it was a ton of fun. It's a great introduction for people who are interested in dungeon diving, as it slowly introduces more mechanics for you to experiment with.

Check it out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/scalybeast/rigs-and-races-in-roomino

More Stretch Goal Adventures!
9 months ago – Thu, Feb 05, 2026 at 06:42:50 AM

Hey Everyone!


Super blown away by all the support you all have given this project in the past few days (has it only been 3? wild). We already surpassed our first series of stretch goals. 

Check out the next 3 stretch goals by these amazing writers:

  • $3,250 - Rahrah (Heart is a Dungeon)
  • $4,000 - Pete Petrusha (Chew: The Roleplaying Game, Ghost in the Shell RPG)
  • $4,750 - Jay Dragon (Wanderhome, Yazeba's Bed and Breakfast, Sleepaway)



Rahrah

Rahrah is the creator of The Heart is a Dungeon and is an award winning writer, sound designer, and game master.

Pete Petrusha

Pete Petrusha is an ENNIE Award–winning game developer, GAMA Inspirations Award recipient, and Creative Director at Imagining Games, with writing credits on CHEW: The Roleplaying Game, Rest in Pieces, Earthdawn 4E, and the upcoming Ghost in the Shell RPG. An avid curator of indie RPGs, Pete dishes up roleplaying games at conventions across the country.

Jay Dragon

Jay Dragon (she/her) is a queer RPG game designer based in Philadelphia, best known for her work on Wanderhome, Yazeba's Bed & Breakfast, and the upcoming Seven-Part Pact. She's the lead game designer at Steve Jackson Games and editorial director at Possum Creek.


Friend's Games: How I Heard It

If you love camping and campfire vibes, check out George Philbrick's upcoming game "How I heard It." Create your own folk stories and use inspiration from the incredible guest writers!

Last year George made one of my favorite games, Thieves of the Tome, so I have no doubt How I Heard It will also be a blast!

Go back it here: https://www.backerkit.com/c/projects/first-pancake-studios/how-i-heard-it-campfire-storytelling-game