
Abra-Cooking-Dabra is a cooking card game. Manage ingredients and make British dishes to keep toves, borogoves, and mome raths fed. Meet timers and fulfill puzzling orders despite the angry wacky Cat being your boss. You are Wonderland's new chef.
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What must a chef entrusted with starting a new restaurant in London do? That's right, prepare a menu and come up with a name for the place. Except you've almost missed the deadline. Being out of ideas, you felt super-lucky to see an email offering to solve your exact problem. You clicked on the attached link, and then… Welcome to Wonderland's one and only mobile cafe. A long journey awaits you in the unpleasant company of the smug Cat. Fingers crossed, you'll find a way back home. But firstly, you have to feed the locals. Yet they are eccentric, capricious in their tastes, and tend to interfere in your cooking.


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Languages: English*, Russian*, French*, Italian*, German*, Japanese*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, Turkish*, Spanish - Spain*, Portuguese - Brazil**languages with full audio support
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I want to like this game. All the elements are there. But there are just so many bugs and little annoyances. You play the entire level.... and then right at the end... it glitches and you have to restart. There are also little things like "poached egg" being labeled as "fried egg" which would be fine without the bigger issues. In its current state I don't recommend, but I hope they don't give up on it, because I think this could be something really good as a cooking card game parallel to something like cultist simulator
好玩,希望后面能出更多关卡,或者来个超大DLC
A nice small game about bri'ish food similar to Cultist Simulator in a way
El Magic de la cocina, excelente
Ein nettes kleines Kartenspiel. An sich macht es echt Spaß. Und durch die Pause-Taste kann es auch sehr entspannend sein. Aber für mich gab es eine Grenze an dem aus dem Recht entspannten vor sich hin spielen plötzlich ein Geschwitze geworden ist. An sich ist das Balancing der Level sehr gut. Es gab für mich eine "Kante" an der man Plötzlich aus dem Nichts statt 3er-Ketten 7ner Ketten hatte, aber da spielt man sich ganz gut rein und dann Läuft es. Mir Persönlich fehlen aber noch ein paar Verbesserungen: - Zwar kann man im Shop verbesserungen kaufen und bekommt auch welche, aber es sind zu wenige. - Mir fehlen echte Verbesserungen die das Gameplay angenehmer machen (Geziehlt die Soßen und Lebensmittel kaufen die man braucht, Automatische Farmen, Automatische Öfen die den Output abwerfen) - Man braucht in sehr vielen Level ganz viele Karten komplett gar nicht, hier wäre es gut das Karten die man nicht braucht "verschwinden" können. - Mir Gefällt es nicht dass die Karten oft wild umherspringen. Ich hätte gerne ne Möglichkeit Karten fest zu halten (Vielleicht durch das Aufstellen von "Tisch-Karten" die dann nur manuell verrückbar sind) - Mehr Schränke!! - Bessere Sortierung der Karten. Dass sie nicht irgendwo erscheinen, sondern dass man Orte definieren kann. - Alle Level (Außer das letzte) fühlen sich gleich an. Gerne mal Speziallevel (Kühlpflichtige Lebensmittel, Möwen greifen offenes Brot und Fisch an, Ein Teil der Fläche ist vereist/zugestellt, Karten fangen Random an zu brennen) Aber an sich muss ich sagen dass ich echt Spaß hatte. Es ist ein Prima Lückenfüller und Langweile-Killer und ich kann es jedem empfehlen. Man kommt in etwa 20 Stunden bequem auf 100% durch. Ich hätte sehr sehr gerne Nachfolger oder DLCs mit verschiedenen Themen. Nur Desserts, Asia-Essen, Fantasy-Speisen. Und auch gerne mehr Spielmodis, wie Festes Küchen-Design, Feste Lieferungen, Welt-Events
This game feels like it has all the component parts of a game I'd enjoy, but it is still, somehow, not a game I enjoy. The parts don't connect together right, and some seem to be installed backwards, even. There's randomized card packs ala stacklands or other similar deckbuilders, except A) I hope you remember which icon is which, because there's no way to check a list, and B) the animations are clunky and overly long, which matters because C) you get the full sell value back, so you can just pause and loop until you get the exact one you need. Money also doesn't carry over between stages, but you can bring over a limited amount of items, but... why? There's no need to. The pausing and time constraints are very poorly implemented. Without pausing the game is nearly unplayable due to the need to repeatedly loop buying and selling to get the item you need. With pausing, the game becomes clunky, unfun, and has zero difficulty. The in game shop is baffling. Why would I want another plate when the game literally keeps giving me more to the point where I have too many? What does a washer do, and why is it different from a sink? In recipes, you can sometimes click a component part to see how to make it, but sometimes not, seemingly at random. Why would I play endless mode rather than levels? There's no cloud support, or achievements, and I kept catching myself thinking 'why doesn't this game have (insert basic feature here)?' I'd say it needs more quality of life features, but frankly the issues with the core gameplay loop are far more pressing.
Demasiado adictivo
This is yet another case where I wish Steam had a neutral recommendation. I want to love this game, but it's held back enough that I can't recommend it unless you're like me and got it cheap in a bundle. In concept, it's really cool. Similar to games like Cultist Simulator, you're stacking cards with various uses and trying to manage them on the board while enemies can do special effects to those cards and mess things up for you. There are special stages with other ways to play. You can pause and take a breather from the chaos and try to organize your thoughts. The design generally looks good. Soundtrack is pretty solid. However, pausing makes it far too easy (but also somehow doesn't affect putting things away at the end of the day...why is there a timer to put stuff in the fridge in the first place?). There are a couple items I've already seen where I can't tell the difference between a processed and raw food (e.g. asparagus) at a glance. Some of the recipes are unintuitive, such as taking chopped onion to a shredder to dice it because "onion rings", which look diced (or like garlic cloves) and not like rings, requires the knife. You can't lock cards in place for all runs, so you're constantly re-organizing as placement is forgotten or bumped around. Basic things like how a fridge works and whether things keep in your cupboard are not explained and other important things, like the fact you can use ANY oil when frying, are explained in a pause menu tooltip you could end up ignoring by accident. Gameplay does not feel balanced with it being too hard if you play as intended and too easy if you use pausing. You often have to gamble on packs to hope you get the right stuff, which can be annoying at best and stressful and game losing at worst. I don't know. I really wanted to like it, and most of the experience so far was enjoyable, but I got to the 7th(?) level and realized that everything I stocked up and threw in the cupboard was gone and I just didn't want to play anymore. Maybe I go back to it in the future, but honestly? I have so many games I could play instead. Pretty bummed because I see the potential in this game but instead it just frustrates me in a bad way. I play a lot of games that kick my ass (including one that lost me 8 hours of progress) but I enjoy being bad at them. This game just isn't that. It feels half-baked and needs more time in the oven...and I have a feeling it's already plated and served and this is what we get. All the updates are about sales now.
太好玩了!!!超级好评!!!期待更多后续玩法和新作品~~~
堆叠大陆本身是没有问题的,但抽卡结果可以完全无损卖出,要获取的资源又过于定向,导致抽卡的部分完全成了摆设,不如放个商店直接买 BUG多多但奈何我就吃烹饪开店堆叠大陆这一套= =边骂边玩
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