History Main / EdibleCollectible

* ''VideoGame/PacMan'' is the essential TropeMaker with its dots, energizers, the ghosts (vulnerable under the energizer's effects), and bonus fruits (which become things that are usually inedible such as keys and the VideoGame/{{Galaxian}} flagship.

* ''VideoGame/PacMan'' is the essential TropeMaker with its dots, energizers, the ghosts (vulnerable under the energizer's effects), and bonus fruits (which become things that are usually inedible such as keys and the "VideoGame/{{Galaxian}}" flagship.

* ''VideoGame/PacMan'' is the TropeMaker with its bonus fruits, though after the eighth board the bonuses turn into non-food items, such as the ''VideoGame/{{Galaxian}}'' ship. Of course, Pac-Man's goal in each stage is to eat all the dots, and the energizers let him chomp on the ghosts for more bonus points.

* In the UsefulNotes/PC88 game ''Coron'', the objective of each stage is to eat all the fruit (apples in the first stage) that appears on the ground squares. In addition to this, a fish or octopus will occasionally appear on one of the bridges, and the AttractMode points out: "You can eat it!"

* In ''Dimo's Quest'', the object of each level is to collect all the sweets. The original ExcusePlot justified this as an EngagementChallenge, but the UsefulNotes/PhilipsCDi port turned Dimo into a kid with a SweetTooth.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Pizza Tower}}'', you collect Pizza Points, which are just pizza toppings. Also Living pizza toppings called Toppins.

Often overlaps with GameGourmet, when there are well over a few different food items you can get your hands on. Not to be confused with EdibleTreasure, which is when buried treasure turns out to be food.

* In the ''VideoGame/CommanderKeen'' series, Keen had a range of 100- to 5000-point bonus items, which would usually be made of things like lollipops, soda, pizza, candy bars, gum, etc.