This is further backed up in the main game when Karin becomes a Turnip Chompette. In the Appetizer ending, it is revealed that the Chompettes were the spirits of a previous group that were murdered in the basement. In one, she and the player character become a couple and feed off travelers to the cabin. From there comes a variety of different endings. Will you butter up the right person Or will you wind up on the chopping block Contributions. Its up to you to keep spirits high and make the most of your survival skills. Deep in the woods of the Tatras Mountains, supplies dwindle and flood waters are rising. After ruthlessly bullying Anatoly into leaving the cabin such as by mocking his illiteracy, Anatoly is killed, leaving the protagonist, Karin, and Gregor as the sole survivors.īecoming increasingly ghoulish, Karin cuts Gregor in half with little effort before turning her murderous hunger towards the protagonist. Cooking Companions: US: Deer Dream Studios: 1263230: Steam: 10/07/21 : Description. Shortly after that, Karin appeared to become stronger every time she ate human flesh. The first to leave the camp was Mariah, and her body was taken to the basement to be harvested. Soon, they were resorting to eating mice, but even then, it wasn't enough. The group, comprising of the protagonist, Karin, Anatoly, Mariah, and Gregor, struggle to survive in the cabin, but their rations gradually began to dwindle. While there, a storm hits the cabin resulting in her and the others getting stranded. There are more concepts in the extras gallery that can be unlocked after certain playthroughs.
Karin was a part of a group of hiking refugees (likely escaping from Ukraine during the Holodomor in order to flee to neighboring Poland) that ended up going to a cabin. Some of the ghost designs that I made for Cooking Companions. What brought her some semblance of joy was uncovering people's weaknesses so she could exploit them. Karin was someone who would be very cynical and was known for killing the mood wherever she went.
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