Разработчик: Vertigo Gaming Inc.
Описание
- Tag Team Local Multiplayer- Grab some controllers and play up to four players locally as you take turns manning the chef station in Battle Kitchen. You only have fifteen seconds to cook, and five seconds to explain to the next cook what to do first! Good luck!
- Strike Challenges- Take on twelve brand new challenges on your own or up to four players tag team with adjustable difficulty settings. Warning: these challenges can be extremely difficult!
- Endurance Mode- For one player or up to four Tag Team players, Endurance Mode has you making as many foods as possible perfectly, all while having to answer Chef Risotto's calls and switching out menu items and upgrading them while you're cooking. How long can you last? Also includes the new eSports Endurance Challenge, an event that ups the difficulty to an extreme degree!
- Co-op Campaign- Play the campaign mode with a friend using your current save! One person is the expediter, who must give orders to the chef and send them out when they're fully cooked, and the other is the chef, unable to choose orders but must cook or do anything the expediter gives them. Tag each other to switch positions on the fly, and make your way from a zero star cafe to a five star restaurant! (co-op can be enabled or disabled at any time in the main menu of the campaign mode).
- Game Improvements- A huge array of game improvements and additions have been added to the game! For more, visit the official announcement page here:
Cook, Serve, Delicious is a hardcore restaurant sim, one of the few in its genre that gives the players total control over where they want to take their restaurant.
The game centers on an old, worn down restaurant in the SherriSoda Tower, which was once the heart of the building but closed down as business (and tenants) dropped to an all time low. But with the local economy rising back up and occupancy reaching its maximum, SherriSoda Tower has decided to bring back the old Cook, Serve, Delicious restaurant, and has given you complete control to bring it back to its old five star status of world class dining.
To do that, you’ll start with a few thousand dollars and thirty foods to choose from to put on your menu, as well as a host of restaurant equipment and more. Nearly everything is unlocked from the start of the game for you to purchase; this is your restaurant, and you must figure out the best strategy to get that restaurant packed with satisfied customers. Can you prove your culinary skills?
And if that weren’t enough, you’ll also have the opportunity to be cast in the Iron Cook television show, throw parties for offices in SherriSoda Tower, read virtual mail in your SherriSoda Tower Email account which ranges from game tips to crazy spam (nearly 500 emails in all), from customers providing feedback to your restaurant to opportunities such as being able to fund projects via “ClicknStart” and other big surprises!
With hours of content and tons of secrets and unlockables, Cook, Serve, Delicious will provide a big challenge for anyone who’s ready to take their crumbling, rat infested eatery to a luxurious Platinum Star Restaurant. Good luck!
- New Steam Features include key binding support for all foods and events, a new gameplay option called CookBets where you will receive randomized challenges each day, fifty new spam emails and options as well as improvements to UI across the board, and full Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards with special Steam Challenges and Trading Cards support.
- Includes the upgrade pack, "Extra Crispy Edition," that brings ten new foods to the game including Lobster, Bananas Foster, Enchiladas, Sushi and more!
- Steam Controller, DualShock 4, Xbox 360, Wii U Pro Controller, DualShock 3 and Xbox One gamepad button mapping fully supported for compatible controllers. Rumble is also supported (for Windows only). (Note: first and third party drivers still required for full compatibility. For a full detailed list, be sure to check out the Steam thread: )
- Music by award winning composer Jonathan Geer
- Art by Sara Gross - Two Bit Art (Battle Kitchen art by Camille Kuo)
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10/11+
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 128MB Graphics card or greater
- Storage: 150 MB available space
Mac
- OS: Mac OS X 10.8 and above
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 150 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 12.04 and above
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL-capable graphics card with valid driver
- Storage: 150 MB available space
- Additional Notes: Currently Ubuntu is the only Linux platform that is officially supported by this engine.
Отзывы пользователей
Its Fun.
great with a friend
very fun. Interesting choices you can make. I fell asleep while playing it so no I haven;t actually played 24 hours.
1st installment of my fav stressful de-stress game series that i always come back to, a classic must try esp. on sale.
(we do not talk about Forever)
I love this game so much, it's challenging and fun
- My close friend, Saturn
Really fun cooking game that will keep you busy! The only complaint I have is how grindy it gets at the end but I'm excited to play the others in the franchise!
The RC-bOMG. My Chemical Romance. Videocassette recorder. Hives. Volives. Why butter Y!?
Just a few of the Cook Serve Delicious-isms that made their way into my vocabulary. I'd love to see a case study on whether different people end up with the same mnemonics.
Game is charming, a lot of love and polish. Seems to be the most coherent entry in the series, the amount of content isn't overwhelming and the difficulty curve is fun to keep pace with. Very solid.
Only thing nearing a complaint is that it's a little slow paced if you're familiar with the game already, 20 days per star drags on a little. But it also means its a good game to play in small bursts instead of sitting in front of it for hours. A great little refresher between tasks or on lunch break.
I first played CSD 2 and 3 on the Switch and they were fun but the difficulty curve was significantly more difficult on buttons, which are far more arbitrary to remember patterns for than letters. The experience on PC has been lovely, I'd actually consider myself good at the game.
Two different types of fun, play it on Switch if you're good at Tekken. Play it on PC if My Chemical Romance would help you remember to press PSMCR to make a meat lasagne.
My dream job is not having a job. I don't dream of labor. Some of my steam game choices would beg to differ though. City building sim, flight sim, cooking sim, minimum wage super market employee sim (on whishlist). However in this specific case, it's a minimalistic waiter/cook sim kinda thing that caught my attention - and I gotta say it CAN be quite entertaining.
One of my childhood aspirations was food (not to be confused with the logical profession having to do with food, the chef). What I mean is that I loved to eat and I my favorite TV channel was the food-network. I BINGED the thing and I really wanted to have a thematic and rather stereotypical Italian restaurant. You know the one. Red and white checkered tablecloth, thin bread sticks on the table. Olive oil and balsamic vinegar on the table always. The smell of cheap pizza permeating every square inch of the establishment. It was a noble, yet unrealistic dream to have for me - and this is where games like these come in.
Cook, Serve, Delicious allows me to scratch this itch just a tiny bit. The game is essentially a rags to riches story (bare bones). You are given a run down restaurant and the ubiquitous task of fulfilling shareholder's expectations. Make it work, make it profitable. The games mechanics are serviceable. As much as an indie game could muster back in 2012. The game give you 20 starting recipes that you can choose to serve for the day and each has their own modifier. You can't serve the same food twice in a row or have too many greasy items on the menu (or suffer an xp penalty if you do) - although if, for example, all the foods are breakfast items, you get a small boost of customer popularity. It's a quaint little system that gives some depth to the player choice in the game.
The gameplay itself can get hectic as heck, featuring 8 cooking stations that are used to serve food simultaneously. you have to be strategic because if you choose many foods that are complex in its constitution or have several possible topping options, you're going to get wrecked. The feedback of each action feels really great. The game has this cutesy visual style and minimalistic voice acting that gives it a lot of charm (in a 2012 kind of way) and the soundbites that are used for actions are designed according to the food. It adds to the satisfaction of completing each dish. Slapping together a salad for a customer kinda sounds literally like slapping together a salad. It's nice. The food preparation is intertwined with mandatory restaurant chores like cleaning the dishes and taking out the trash which sort of throw a wrench into the tiny little cog machine that is your restaurant. It gets tiring really fast and it adds to the gameplay fatigue of this game - which builds up really fast. This is unfortunately its biggest flaw. Twenty dishes gets old and the gameplay's difficult appeal kinda wanes off and starts to become boring. To me there aren't many motivators to keep playing past a week or so in game.
I remember hearing this game being dubbed as the dark souls of cooking games (which I kind of see lol), back when saying that was novel and hip - and I think it's cool that this game exists. The game does have a couple of sequels which improve and mix up a lot of the dynamics and gameplay, but in essence they are all the same game - which is not necessarily a bad thing.
All in all I could see myself giving Cook, Serve, Delicious a respectable 3 foods out of 5 🥨🥩🍣
Easy but challenging, and fun. Not the typical type of cook/serve game. Ingredients and prep are the big part. I usually play relaxing games but this is timed, which is part of the challenge especially as you progress and more ingredients become available. If you like this type of game I think you'll like CSD.
VeryFunGame
funky arcade-food-making-game that makes you serve thousands of customers with foods via shortcut keys in quick succession. Not quite a spelling game, but can add fun elements of memory to some recipes that you make!
Controller support is fun/easier way to play. On mobile consoles! Overall the first entry in a cool unique style typing game! the first is the best of the IP. The controls being so simple makes it enjoyable. If you like this game check out the sequels but they add more key combinations which can be a bit frustrating at first but here in this first entry its a treat to play looking at all these foods
This game scratched an itch that no other game could through the years. Typing game that tests your reflexes? Restaurant-themed? Actual fun gameplay and progression? Sign me up.
Saw this game during holiday and thought why not since I was staying home all the time. What a fun surprise it was. I was pretty much glued to my laptop even after my hands became sore after all the typing. Very addicting and enjoyable game. Also it kinda helped improve my typing skill a little. Talking about positive feedback huh.
my fingers hurt 10/10
Where my love of CSD started. Recommended for all masochists out there who want their fingers to cramp up. Guaranteed every time.
The embodiment of Manifest destiny!
Expand and generate profit, cook all you can find and eat until you're too fat to move.
If it moves, you can eat it.
Possibly the most fun time management game and I've ever played, and I've been playing these types of games since like 2010
Best in the series.
as a rhythm game fan this is a really good game
Even if your culinary skills are limited to burning toast and your business experience consists of managing a lemonade stand in real life, this game shows you can still elevate greasy spoon into a top-notch eatery while juggling both chef and boss roles! This indie game offers an intense challenge that goes beyond its simple premise. Players manage every aspect of a restaurant, from cooking and serving to maintenance tasks, all under constant pressure.
The game’s addictive loop is a key strength, with the satisfaction of perfect orders driving players to improve. Transforming a run-down café into a five-star restaurant provides a strong sense of progression, though the slow pace and high upgrade costs can feel grindy. Intuitive hotkeys and customizable controls make the fast-paced gameplay more manageable, while the appealing graphics, UI, and music keep things lively and engaging.
However, the frequent maintenance tasks, like toilet flushing, can disrupt gameplay, especially during busy times. As the game progresses, juggling multiple orders can become overwhelming, and a more gradual increase in difficulty might make the experience smoother. The lack of restaurant customization options is a missed opportunity for player engagement.
Despite these challenges, this is a well-crafted, engaging game that effectively balances challenge and reward, making it a strong entry in the cooking simulation genre. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got burgers to flip and a restaurant to clean before the health inspector shows up!
First game I played of it's type. It's got a very simple feel that might turn people off, but the gameplay feels polished. Also, oddly helpful at improving English if it's not your first language. Overall the gameplay gets stale pretty fast if it's not your jam though.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Vertigo Gaming Inc. |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 95% положительных (2853) |