Getting through this game can be a real test of patience. Difficult levels pile up fast. Sometimes the physics are wonky, making it tricky to manage orders. It is addictive in a frustrating way, especially when everything goes wrong at once.
This game is straightforward but tricky. You chop, cook, and serve under time pressure. It has neat mechanics, but the physics can be wonky. Expect some annoying moments when things glitch or orders pile up fast. Good for a quick, hectic session.
Strategies mostly involve upgrading speed and efficiency. Focus on characters that boost cooking time or reduce mistakes. No fancy loadouts matter much; just prioritize tools that keep you moving. It’s more about managing upgrades than customizing characters.
Always keep an eye on the timer. When things get overwhelmed, focus on finishing one dish properly rather than rushing everything. Surprise tip: using power-ups at the right moment can save you from disaster. It’s surprisingly useful when everything gets chaotic.
The game progresses through various levels with increasing difficulty. You start with simple tasks and move to more complex recipes. The story is minimal, mainly about upgrading your kitchen and completing levels. The ending feels abrupt, and some levels are just more of the same. Overall, it is a long grind that can get annoying fast.
