Potato Please Announced For PC, A Peeling Sim From Golden Horn Studios
A studio founded in 2025 with one in-development title is now pitching a second, and the potato-peeling premise draws its tension from the setting rather than the task: army logistics, Russian slogans on the walls, and a key hidden inside a potato.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Golden Horn Studios announced Potato Please on September 20. The first-person simulation game tasks the player with peeling a mountain of potatoes to feed an army, starting with a knife or peeler by hand and later adding machinery that processes potatoes in batches. It is planned for PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game text listed on the store page. The workspace carries Russian slogans urging the labor on.
Golden Horn Studios, an indie developer founded in 2025, announced the game on September 20. The store page lists PC via Steam as the supported platform and Japanese in-game text among the planned language options.
The trailer shows the loop widening from hand work to hardware: a red machine sucking up large quantities of potatoes, and large machinery that processes them in batches. It also shows a key emerging from inside a potato, a detail that sits apart from the peeling itself.
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