Fun game to put yourself into a trance. Sound effects get really repetitive over time, especially customer mumbling.
Not a huge cooking game guy but I definitely had fun here. It's a fast game with an emphasis on memory and typing speed, which is something of a unique combination.
This game was a slow start for me. Some of this is because the game is almost a typing simulator, though such a description does the game a disservice. Nevertheless, figuring out all of the input patterns has an initial learning curve. Additionally, the game begins with a strange blend of low and high intensity. It's high intensity because I was struggling hitting all the correct keys in the right sequence while juggling multiple orders. It's low intensity because the volume of orders is actually relatively small, except for brief snippets of time.
Once I got in the swing of things, this game got pretty fun. I ended up getting distracted from playing it though, so I only got to the first storefront upgrade. I want to play it more, especially since there are two more entries in the series. The game has a good amount of promise for when (if) I pick it back up again.
Once I got in the swing of things, this game got pretty fun. I ended up getting distracted from playing it though, so I only got to the first storefront upgrade. I want to play it more, especially since there are two more entries in the series. The game has a good amount of promise for when (if) I pick it back up again.
Plenty of charm and a experience that i found myself replaying a handful of times!
Plusy: ciekawy spin na temat gier o gotowaniu, niezły gameplay
Minusy: raczej na krótkie posiedzenia, mnóstwo grindu
Minusy: raczej na krótkie posiedzenia, mnóstwo grindu
Que no te engañen, es un juego de mecanografía.
GOAT mobile cooking game.
i like wine cuz i can sell it for very expensive Dollars prices while pressing minimal buttons
dude comes in through the door right at 9:59, a literal minute before we are about to close for the night, and orders an entire family-sized lasagna
doesn't tip
God damn this game is good.
This is less of a cooking simulator and more of a typing simulator, but it does an excellent job of conveying the stress and juggling involved in working food service. I only really checked this out because I read Detchibe's review of the 3rd game a few months ago (please follow them if you haven't already), and added all three games to my steam wishlist. They all went on-sale so I picked them up shortly after. I'm now very excited to start the second one.
I own a five star restaurant.
doesn't tip
God damn this game is good.
This is less of a cooking simulator and more of a typing simulator, but it does an excellent job of conveying the stress and juggling involved in working food service. I only really checked this out because I read Detchibe's review of the 3rd game a few months ago (please follow them if you haven't already), and added all three games to my steam wishlist. They all went on-sale so I picked them up shortly after. I'm now very excited to start the second one.
I own a five star restaurant.
An incredibly fun and addicting arcade cooking game. I'm not usually a fan of these kinds of games but this one had me hooked from beginning to end.
Adoro a sensação de stress controlado que esse jogo causa em mim, mas o progresso poderia ser um pouco mais rápido principalmente pra um jogo tão intenso.
i now understand why chefs do cocaine
loved this game, shelving until the "remustard" version comes out :)
Although a niche genre, it's the best cooking game out there. It's really fun to learn the combos. Charming visuals and a cute soundtrack as well!
Used to be the goat at this. Most interactive entertainment I've had.
9/10. Intense Keyboard simulator basically. Love this game, keeps me entertained for hours and keeps your mind active and fingers busy. Great amount of content, gameplay is solid. Try Extreme Difficulty for a real challenge :)
Can't rate this game, as nothing about it is "bad"; it's just not for me.
The concept of the game is that you are the owner and apparently sole employee of a restaurant. Gameplay falls into two sections. The basic gameplay is a series of quick-time events where you make different foods for customers or perform tasks like taking out the trash by pressing buttons on the keyboard or clicking icons (pressing the buttons is the easier way). You will have to do this VERY FAST or your customers will get frustrated and give bad reviews. There is a meta-level to the gameplay as well--with your earnings, you can buy different upgrades for your restaurant, such as new foods, new equipment with which to make new foods, and amenities that will make customers wait longer. There is very little strategy or tactics involved in the game, especially during the QTE sections--you basically just have to hit the exact inputs the game asks for, very quickly.
If you told me that this was a re-skin of an old Neopets game or that it was from a CD-Rom that came with a cereal box circa 2005, I would believe you. It feels like a very basic browser-based kind of game. I'm sure lots of people will like it; as far as I can tell it succeeds at its design goals, and it doesn't try to fool me into thinking it is a different kind of game. It's just not the kind of game that I like to play.
The concept of the game is that you are the owner and apparently sole employee of a restaurant. Gameplay falls into two sections. The basic gameplay is a series of quick-time events where you make different foods for customers or perform tasks like taking out the trash by pressing buttons on the keyboard or clicking icons (pressing the buttons is the easier way). You will have to do this VERY FAST or your customers will get frustrated and give bad reviews. There is a meta-level to the gameplay as well--with your earnings, you can buy different upgrades for your restaurant, such as new foods, new equipment with which to make new foods, and amenities that will make customers wait longer. There is very little strategy or tactics involved in the game, especially during the QTE sections--you basically just have to hit the exact inputs the game asks for, very quickly.
If you told me that this was a re-skin of an old Neopets game or that it was from a CD-Rom that came with a cereal box circa 2005, I would believe you. It feels like a very basic browser-based kind of game. I'm sure lots of people will like it; as far as I can tell it succeeds at its design goals, and it doesn't try to fool me into thinking it is a different kind of game. It's just not the kind of game that I like to play.