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OUT OF THE ORDINARY
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COMING SOON · 2027Dark simulation

Meat Market

Run a butcher shop at the end of the world.

In a post-apocalyptic city, you run a butcher shop serving zombie customers – and quietly hunt for the person who took your daughter. A dark, story-driven simulation with moral choices.

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One-liner

Run a butcher shop at the end of the world.

Short description

In a post-apocalyptic city, you run a butcher shop serving zombie customers – and quietly hunt for the person who took your daughter. A dark, story-driven simulation with moral choices.

Full description

Meat Market is a dark, story-driven simulation set in a post-apocalyptic world. Humanity's survivors huddle behind the walls of the last city – and outside, the undead roam. You run a butcher shop serving zombie customers, keeping business alive while quietly piecing together the mystery of your daughter's disappearance. Process, sell, survive – and find her. Published by OUT OF THE ORDINARY and PlayWay S.A., developed by Hekim Games. Releasing in 2027 – wishlist on Steam.

Factsheet

Developer
Hekim Games
Publisher
OUT OF THE ORDINARY, PlayWay S.A.
Release
2027
Genre
Dark simulation
Platforms
PC
Players
Single-player

Description

In a post-apocalyptic city, you run a butcher shop serving zombie customers – and quietly hunt for the person who took your daughter. A dark, story-driven simulation with moral choices.

Meat Market is a dark, story-driven simulation set in a post-apocalyptic world. Humanity’s survivors huddle behind the walls of the last city – and outside, the undead roam. You run a butcher shop serving zombie customers, keeping business alive while quietly piecing together the mystery of your daughter’s disappearance.

Process, sell, survive – and find her.

Published by OUT OF THE ORDINARY and PlayWay S.A., developed by Hekim Games. Releasing in 2027 – wishlist on Steam.

Key features

  • Operate a butcher shop serving undead regulars
  • Uncover clues about your daughter's kidnapper
  • Dark narrative with moral choice elements
  • Deep processing and crafting systems
  • Steam Achievements and Cloud saves

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FAQ

What platforms is Meat Market on?

Meat Market is coming to PC.

When does Meat Market come out?

The planned release window is 2027.

Who makes Meat Market?

Meat Market is developed by Hekim Games and published by OUT OF THE ORDINARY, PlayWay S.A..

Is Meat Market single-player or multiplayer?

Single-player.

How do I get press assets or a key for Meat Market?

The press kit ZIP is on this page. Keys are only available through the request form on this page. We review every request and reply only to approved ones. For general press questions, email press@outoftheordinary.io.

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About the studio

OUT OF THE ORDINARY

OUT OF THE ORDINARY is an independent game studio in Warsaw, Poland, founded in 2021. We make PC simulators and mobile games, port between PC, mobile and consoles in-house, and publish indie titles.

Press contact: press@outoftheordinary.io · Studio website

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