It’s the 90s in Turkey, and your dad owns this little toast shop out in the middle of nowhere, basically a stopover in a quiet rural area. He’s handed over the keys to you while he’s off somewhere, so now it’s up to you to keep the business running. Sounds simple, right? Well, let’s just say some strange stuff starts going down while you’re flipping toasts for customers… In Tostchu, you’re the stand-in manager for this late-night toast buffet, running the shop when it’s the busiest. You’re stuck within the small space of the shop—just a tiny living area, a walk-in fridge, and the service counter. Each night, you open the shop’s shutters, take orders, make the toasts, close up, and then use whatever cash you earned to order fresh ingredients for the next day. Just open, toast, close, repeat. Easy.
But as you’re serving up these toast orders, weird things start happening around the shop. It might be something a customer says, a strange tune on the radio, or even something you see for yourself. The whole place has this creepy vibe that keep's you on edge. You may also be interested link the game Fruitbus The game is got that retro PS1 look with granular visuals, which just adds to the mystery. Every playthrough’s a bit different, with random events and changing customer orders. The toast-making itself has details like managing the right temp and keeping things fresh, plus you’ve gotta handle the whole shop cycle—earning, buying ingredients, cleaning, the works.
Expect a pretty wild story with some exotic twists and turns and multiple endings depending on what you discover. No jump scares here, just a gradually building sense of mystery.
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