Bomb Corp.
Defuse enough bombs without accidentally blowing your coworkers to smithereens and you’ll earn a visit to the break room vending machines in Bomb Corp. (part of The Jackbox Party Pack 2)!
Author: decafjedi
Power Drill Massacre
Inspecting some soda machines that look like they just stepped out of a PS1 game in retro horror thriller Power Drill Massacre. Thanks for the screenshot, r3l0z!
The Misfits
The Misfits is an Early Access arena shooter featuring these halftone vending machines — including everyone’s favorite, Sodar Pop! Let’s take a closer look…
Thanks for the screenshots, Cornelius!
LEGO The Incredibles
These poor citizens are trapped under soda machines while Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl just stand there and gawk at them. No wonder they outlawed supers.
Just Dance Now
Cue up “Chantaje” by Shakira (featuring Maluma) in Just Dance Now and shake your groove thing over to the vending machine on the far left for a snack and a refreshing soda.
Touhou Luna Nights
Touhou Luna Nights is a Metroidvania game that just hit Early Access, complete with snazzy soda machines. As an added bonus, you receive a few pieces of gold if you successfully drop the empty cans into the recycling bin! Thanks for the screenshot, Dominic!
ShadowSide
Ho ho ho! It seems old Saint Nick left a cola machine under the Christmas tree in this rather depressing bar from first-person explore ’em up ShadowSide. Thanks for the screenshot, Cornelius. [Source]
Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass
I don’t recommend shaking down the vending machines in Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass for cash. You wouldn’t like them when they’re angry.
Honestly, a gorilla crushing lightning bolts sounds pretty awesome. Put me down for a six-pack of Xtreme Thunder.
Later in the game, there’s also a high-level version of the Vendotron called the Vendomax. In addition to snacks, it vends Boom Pop and Energy Rex.
Thanks for the screenshots, Dominic!
Persona 2: Innocent Sin
Okay, so it’s entirely possible I skipped through a bunch of dialogue boxes to grab this soda machine screenshot from Persona 2: Innocent Sin and didn’t get that Sumaru Prison is a live music venue and not, you know, an actual prison. That explains all the instruments and amps and stuff.