Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?!

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Holy Potatoes! What the Hell?! drops you into hell’s kitchen (literally) as a memory-wiped potato chef trying to earn a ticket upstairs by cooking for gods. It’s a cooking management sim wrapped around a pop-culture-heavy afterlife setting, where the joke is that everyone, saints, mythological deities, and villains alike, is a potato. That premise carries a surprising amount of the game’s charm, since the writing leans hard into referencing sinners and gods you’ll recognize with a wink rather than a straight face.

How it plays

The loop centers on sorting potato sinners into cooking stations, where they get mashed, baked, boiled, or fried into raw ingredients you then turn into recipes. From there you’re managing a kitchen: researching new dishes, keeping stations upgraded and maintained, and occasionally cranking up hellfire to boost output. The end goal of all that prep is feeding your Pantheon of gods well enough to level them up and keep them happy, with Cook-off Showdowns thrown in as a way to test your recipes against rivals. It’s less about twitch skill and more about juggling throughput: what to cook, what stations need attention, and whether your ingredient pipeline can keep up with demand as the gods get pickier.

Who it’s for

This one’s aimed at people who enjoy management and simulation games with a lighter, sillier tone, think of it as a kitchen-and-resource sim with comedy writing doing a lot of the heavy lifting. If you liked the idea of “cute vegetable characters running a business” style games, or you just want something low-stakes to optimize while you half-watch something else, this fits. If you’re after tight strategic depth, real-time challenge, or a serious story, this isn’t that game; the humor and management busywork are the point, not a wrapper around something more mechanically ambitious.

Is it worth it?

For the casual/management crowd it’s built for, this is the kind of game that’s easy to get comfortable with quickly and easy to put down without guilt, which makes it a solid pick when you want something undemanding in rotation. It’s not a game you need to play day one or rush through, the loop and jokes don’t lose relevance over time, so it’s exactly the type of title that makes more sense to pick up during a sale than at full price. If the premise makes you smile even a little, it’s worth having in your library for those stretches when you want low-pressure management fun.

Quick facts

Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy. Developer: Daylight Studios. Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment. Platform: PC. Release date: October 13, 2017.