Metro Exodus
Metro Exodus takes us back to the subway tunnels of post-apocalyptic Russia, where our protagonist Artyom stumbles across this Soviet-era soda machine. Thanks for the screenshot, Dan!
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Judgment
Before you head over to that sushi place on Taihei Boulevard, grab a refreshing pre-dinner drink from this vending machine in attorney brawler Judgment (a.k.a. Judge Eyes: Shinigami no Yuigon).
Meanwhile, the Lucky Soda machines from the game previously appeared in Yakuza 6…
Thanks for the screenshots, AnTytle and DarthHelmet86!
Evil Nun
Go easy on the Nun Cola in Evil Nun. I hear it’s habit-forming.
Encodya
Tina and her robot pal S.A.M. stumble across a Rocket Soda machine on the rainy streets of Neo-Berlin in Encodya, an upcoming point-and-click cyberpunk adventure.
We Happy Restaurant
The soda machines from We Happy Restaurant (no relation to We Happy Few) occasionally stand up and rearrange themselves.
Thanks for the screenshots, Tikhon!
Codename CURE
Curing the zombie virus that’s decimating humankind in Codename CURE is no easy task, but you can always settle for curing your thirst with this Popsi Cola machine instead. Thanks for the screenshot, Zachary!
Brexit-Man in Airportland: The Re-Brexiting
The protagonist in Brexit-Man in Airportland: The Re-Brexiting needs to get his priorities straight. He’s gonna board that flight, the drink cart won’t come around for a good 45 minutes, and he’ll wish he had bought that nice cold soda back at the airport when he had the chance.
Metaphobia
Duck inside this museum in Metaphobia, a point-and-click murder mystery, and beat the heat with a refreshing drink. Thanks for the screenshot, Papaya Chemist!
Alight
I appreciate the vending machine-centric worldbuilding in upcoming platformer Alight: “A young office worker, tiring of an endless life of paperwork, dreams of taking a leap of faith into the shining city below. A god of old, forsaken for centuries, reawakens to a future of neon wonder and vending machines.”
Fallout 76
In addition to housing a rogue supercomputer and Fallout 76’s Nuclear Winter battle royale mode, Vault 51 is also home to a handful of Nuka-Cola machines left relatively unscathed by the atomic ravages of the Great War.