
All Hail the Cook-o-tron is a physics-based VR cooking game. You play as a contender in a cooking competition designed to hone your cooking and time management skills to ultimately please the robotic food critic known as the Cook-o-tron.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I hate to give this game a negative review but there is to many frustrating things about it. I love cooking games and there are so many that I played and I had high hopes for this one since it had a 100% positive review. There are definitely noticeable bugs while playing and certain things I couldn't figure out. for example I would give someone the exact drink they would want and they wouldnt be happy with it. I tried different ways such as giving the food first and than the drink and sometimes that would help but many other they wouldnt be happy or the computer said I didnt something wrong. Again I play as many cooking games as i can and do enjoy them but this one i couldn't. Maybe later Ill purchase it again and see if they have made update.
Don't be intimidated by the low number of reviews. I hunt achievements and have played my fair share of vr games. I can tell these guys know what they're doing. There are few quality VR cooking games but this one has been enjoyable and quality so far. I plan to 100% it.
The sound is muffled which made the gameplay not too fun. Almost like playing a game with very little, almost mute sound (Yes, I pushed the volume to 100%, and yes, I checked with other games if my settings that was wrong). The game likes to makes the center goes front every time we start, when we put the suitcase (to start the game), and then it goes front again after we put the suitcase, so it always got to my virtual wall. To top it off, the recenter is wayyyyy wrong. We wouldnt have the front in front of us, but we would face to the right (and the front counter is still far to our left), so it requires lots of trial and error to get the center right. I have a big enough roomscale (like 3x3.5 m2) and even then it's hard to get the front right because it would be far to the left of my recenter (like I have to went a bit out of my virtual wall to get it to center). So if u have smaller roomscale, I dont think u can play this game nicely. The cooking game itself is not bad, as I like cooking game like this. But on the boss's stage, I experienced lots of mistake with the drinks (even though I could swear I got it right) that made me lost to the boss over and over, and makes it not fun. in conclusion, the game is ok as a cooking game. It has potential. But it is ruined by the error of the drinks, and the sound and the center of the playspace. All of these made it not fun for me. It's not worth even the discounted price.
Man I love this game, it's so addicting.
its ok for the price but there are some slight issue's still that need to be fixed -when spawning in your kitchen the burger and sausage alway's hit the grill -slow respawn of the plate's -suitcase is slightly bugged i will try the game out some more later on
this is a great vr game about cooking one of the best we can visit every stage and install our kitchen and the game is fun about cook but not only we can do different dual against others chief and there is various animations in the levels so we can enjoy amazing event i recommand a lot
I've only played arcade mode so far, but it's pretty fun. I'd love to see a "chill mode" or something without time limits.
Originally worked quite well, but these days with VR Desktop it's pretty bad. Audio doesn't work at all, positioning is very wonky. Hate to give this a bad review, but really cannot recommend it as is at the moment.
I'm pretty amazed this game came out in 2020, because it feels like an early 2016 VR game. I'll admit, I only gave it about 5 minutes, but that was enough to see it's the most basic and jankiest version of the long list of VR cooking games that already exist. You'd think they'd at least get the very first food you cook right, which is burgers, but everything about the process is broken. You flip the burger with your hand, when grabbing plates and toppings everything collides with everything else and items litter the screen. Then, when it's finally time to put the burger on the plate, the burger doesn't stack properly. It just locks the bun, patty and toppings into an awkward looking tower with items not even touching each other sometimes. I'll give the game one more shot and update my review if needed, but this is for all the people who might think about getting this in the current Fanatical VR bundle. There are better options than this game.
(Vive) Настолько небрежное взаимодействие с предметами, что через полчаса серьезно подвыбесила. Наверное, по задумке, это должно быть весело и смешно. А получается, что двигаешься страшно медленно и постоянно ошибаешься. Я уже привыкла к большей точности в паре хороших стрессовых игр, таких как Prison Boss. Зато на все деньги понарисовали персонажей. Но тоже грубоватых. Возможно, маленьким детям понравится больше.
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