As a Chef of 25yrs this is more like a horror game. somewhere there should be a PTSD meter, injury counter and illicit substance abuse meter. Then it would be a true simulator of cooking. No one should cook for a living it's the worst.
@somnambulance I had the exact same idea! Mainly for the idea of co-op. My little bloke is a weapon at Kirby's new game, BUT definitely the reading and more complex actions stump him at the same 4yr going on 5 next April age bracket. Best I've found, at least with Legends Arceus is give them a go out in the wilds he loves it. I'm using the Gen 9 games and Legends Arceus as a "Carrot" to take more interest in reading and words though. I reckon 6+ would be the very beginning of soloish play for little kids.
I'm excited! But I played the Xenoblade 1 definitive edition (or whatever they called it and loved it) I admit there was a bit of fatigue by the end so I can't exactly remember the very end. Xenoblade 2 I played till you get to a major city and there was two ship armada's blowing each other up and you have to stop them or something. If any of that makes sense. How will the 3rd connect. I liked the other 2 but I found 1 more interesting I don't really want to play them again though.
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As a Chef of 25yrs this is more like a horror game. somewhere there should be a PTSD meter, injury counter and illicit substance abuse meter. Then it would be a true simulator of cooking. No one should cook for a living it's the worst.
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@somnambulance I had the exact same idea! Mainly for the idea of co-op. My little bloke is a weapon at Kirby's new game, BUT definitely the reading and more complex actions stump him at the same 4yr going on 5 next April age bracket. Best I've found, at least with Legends Arceus is give them a go out in the wilds he loves it. I'm using the Gen 9 games and Legends Arceus as a "Carrot" to take more interest in reading and words though. I reckon 6+ would be the very beginning of soloish play for little kids.
(The co-op in Kirby's game is excellent for 4-5)
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I'm excited! But I played the Xenoblade 1 definitive edition (or whatever they called it and loved it) I admit there was a bit of fatigue by the end so I can't exactly remember the very end. Xenoblade 2 I played till you get to a major city and there was two ship armada's blowing each other up and you have to stop them or something. If any of that makes sense.
How will the 3rd connect. I liked the other 2 but I found 1 more interesting I don't really want to play them again though.