Party down with these soda and juice vending machines in Corpse Party 2: Dead Patient, a 2013 Japanese survival horror game for PC!
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Katamari Damacy REROLL
Katamari Damacy REROLL offers these remastered Spark and Refresh soda machines to roll over and adhere to your ever-growing blob of stuff. Thanks for the screenshot, Anatoly!
Melee
Melee promises nonstop battle royale action where “the boundaries between human being and machine have become increasingly blurred.” If they’re talking about the boundaries between human beings and soda machines, I’m totally there for it. Thanks for the submission, Cornelius!
Nostalgic Train
Ramble through the avenues of time and feast your eyes upon this vintage Japanese soda machine from Nostalgic Train. Thanks for the screenshot, Rods!
DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue
Dare ye enter the break room of despair and partake of its cruelly carbonated beverages in DeathSpank: Thongs of Virtue? Thanks for the heads-up on this one, Cornelius! [Source]
YAGS
The university game room in YAGS, a visual novel/dating sim, has it all: DDR, foosball, a Sonic the Hedgehog pinball table, and even a pair of soda machines! Thanks for the screenshot, Kaiju!
Mudflat
Mudflat, a “stack and weld discarded junk to hold back the incoming tide” survival sim, offers exactly the kind of post-apocalyptic soda machine lore I crave from a video game. Thanks for the screenshots, Cornelius!
Refill Your Roguelike
Guide Flink, “a lump of organic filament residue,” through the Carbon Plaza mall, past the soda machines, and into the secret underground ChromeLabs facility in Refill Your Roguelike.
Thanks for the tip, Cornelius!
Override: Mech City Brawl
Giant robots battle it out in Override: Mech City Brawl! Just be careful not to crush those two tiny soda machines beside the ramen shop while laying waste to downtown Tokyo.
Let’s take a closer look…
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
If Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is going to offer a free trial of its Blackout battle royale mode, you better believe I’ll be in there, searching for soda machines instead of joining the fight.
Vending Machine Madness
Vending Machine Madness promises an opportunity to “mess with vending machines,” which is exactly what I’m looking for in a video game.
Ride 2
“Over 170 bikes are the undisputed protagonists of the new chapter of this long-waited two-wheel racing game,” claims the official product description for Ride 2. If that’s true, how do you explain the fact that I’m far more interested in what these soda machines have to offer?
Thanks for the screenshots, Cornelius!
Life Up Here
Life Up Here describes itself as “Animal Crossing meets Grand Theft Auto,” which is a compelling elevator pitch if I’ve ever heard one. The laundry room vending machine pictured here dispenses soda, lemonade, water, and speed-boosting NRG Soda.
Tiny Arcade
Manage a coin-op menagerie, complete with soda and snack machines, in Tiny Arcade.