The enchanting world of The Tale of Food, an RPG adventure management game featuring personified food, is sadly coming to an end. Initially launched for a closed beta in China in September 2019 and later distributed by Tencent Games, this game allowed players to command an army of charismatic, personified dishes. Here's everything you need to know about The Tale of Food's impending shutdown.

When Is The Tale of Food Shutdown?

The Tale of Food will officially shut down on March 20th, 2025, at 10:00 AM (UTC+8). As of today, February 18th, in-game purchases have been disabled. New player registrations have also been halted, and the game has been removed from the Google Play Store. However, if you've already downloaded the game, you can continue playing until the servers close on March 20th.

What About the Jewels Collected in the Game?

If you purchased any jewels between January 9th and February 18th, 2025, you're eligible for a refund. You can request this by contacting in-game support or emailing the developers before March 20th. For more details on the terms and conditions of the shutdown, visit the official X (formerly Twitter) account of The Tale of Food.

It's worth noting that the Japan server of The Tale of Food shut down in April 2023, followed by the China server in June 2024. Now, the global version is set to follow suit.

As your journey as the Food God's child, managing a realm of dumplings and suave seafood, draws to a close, remember that the official X, Facebook, and Discord communities will remain active. These platforms will continue to serve as spaces for fans to reminisce and share their cherished memories of the game.

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