Overview
- Number of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Release Date
Nintendo Switch
23rd Feb 2023
23rd Feb 2023
- Also Available On
- Official Site
- nintendo.com
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Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator News
Nintendo Download 23rd March (North America)
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Comments 1
The best cooking simulator I've ever played!
Recepies are complex with many steps but controls and UI are simple so it balences out difficulty wise. Recepies are based on real life techniques. If you know that pasta should go in pre-boiled water with a bit of salt you already know how to cook pasta in-game too. It starts simple and slowly ramps up so the difficulty curve is smooth.
One thing to note is that the clock in the game is always running. Meaning you can't try things out in "Free-mode" indefinitely or something like that. It's not a big problem. The game gives you A LOT of free time to learn new recepies and customize your kitchen. But it's not unlimited time and you also need time to prep dishes before opening too. In the end it's not very stressful and I thought Stardew Valley's days were stressful.
Runs very well on Switch. Text is on the smaller side so Lite players might struggle. (it's bigger than Two Point Campus's font tho).
I had a ton of fun playing this! I highly recommend it!
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