Dead Plate drops you into a chic 1960s French bistro where nothing stays normal for long. You play as Rody, a quick-footed waiter trying to survive seven late shifts, make enough cash, and keep the chef happy while odd things creep in from the edges.

Service starts light—seat guests, take orders, fetch wine—but your choices ripple. A comment to a diner, a door you open, a tip you pocket or refuse: each decision nudges the night toward calm, panic, or something far worse. Scenes slip from cozy to uncanny, with small visual clues and tense music warning you when the room isn’t what it seems.

Play is simple and story-first. Explore the dining room and back halls, read notes, talk to staff, and decide how far you’ll go to hit your money goal before the week ends. A single run is short, but there are several endings and plenty of reason to replay.

Content note: themes of violence and gore; best for older teens and adults.

Developed by Studio Investigrave.