
In this absurd co-op horror game you are medieval monks--and the only chefs who can prevent the apocalypse. Feed enormous monsters with a catapult, evade supernatural enemies, and navigate a reality-bending labyrinth with up to 4+ players!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Aug 29 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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About
Co-Op Kaiju Horror Cooking is exactly what the name suggests.
You and your friends are medieval monks, chefs--and walking liabilities.
In this absurdist online multiplayer horror game, 2-4 of your favorite people (or more, if you want to risk your computers/sanity) must use traps, proximity voice chat, and Gregorian chanting among other tools to feed giant monsters known as 'kaiju', gather treasure, and prevent the apocalypse.
You have 10 minutes.
Don't stay in the Larder.
Don't get caught.
Flexible tag-based cooking system. Chop ingredients, salt them, burn them--and then fire them into a kaiju's jaws!
A story about grappling with your faith as your leaders begin to die off, leaving you to carry the torch, told across 13 levels.
The first-ever multiplayer project from the developers behind Clickolding and I Am Your Beast.
Dramatic medieval soundtrack by award-winning composer David Mason (Dredge, Creepy Redneck Dinosaur Mansion 3).
Run away from monstrous creatures--and when necessary, turn them into food.
No tomatoes, since they were only introduced to Europe in the 16th century.

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A wild twist on the recent co-op multiplayer trend, Co-op Kaiju Horror Cooking tasks you and your friends with, well, feeding Kaijus. I am yet to beat Chapter 1 and the tutorial barely scratches the surface on how to play, but so far it's wild, sending party members into the dungeon to uncover ingredients, setting up whole restaurant lines at the campsite to put meals together, everyone chanting like some cursed sous chef chorus... me like. I'm yet to try this with 64 players but I'm really dying to.
Giant Rats take your rolling pin. 8/10 cause it makes me mad.
uh oh!
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Love this game and would like more ingredients, monsters, and actual weapons(sticks work for monks or let me punch em). 10/10, would recommend
arkadaşlarla sarıyor ama biraz garip yani öğrenene kadar ayı sizi 5-10 kere öldürüyor
Edited after the Molotovs and Trained Rats update: A game that's pretty fun for going around dungeons, killing rats, zombies, and minotaurs, and then feeding them to oddly picky kaiju that sometimes only like garlic and oil or salt. Netcode's a little jank though, so expect items to sometimes just... vanish for everyone but the host.
I hate it here. But also I need to play. What is going on? Why did I die? Why am I a giant heart, and why is a friend-monk feeding me to a giant bear. HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
Cool game to play with friends! mic gets a little weird but the game is very very fun (Cooking go brrr)
Games a lot of fun, nothing better then running around clubbing my friends to death with a rolling pin. Rats are my new number one enemies, still followed by dogs. It's silly and fun, and the more I played the more I started to see there is a story under all of it. By mid chapter 2 my friend and I where honestly interested in what was going on. Trying to optimize how we did things to push a little further to uncover the story. 100% recommended, it's a good time.
Let me tell you a story fellas about how this game was used in troubleshooting a $3,800 build; At random points in this game my PC would just shut off - not crash - just power off. After 3 weeks of troubleshooting i found that the issue was either my RAM couldn't run at the full 3200MHz (underclocked it to 3000MHz (I have 128GB of RAM - it appears AMD threadrippers (2nd gen) don't like that)), or i needed another rail connected to my graphics card (a 2080ti). The times I did play this game I enjoyed every moment. Silly repeatable mechanics but unlike other games with repeatable mechanics it just feels more flushed out. It takes that classic "repeat this mechanic for points" and just runs with it. It feels so varied each run that I can keep playing it. Please don't look at how little i've played this - by the time I did get the PC fixed so many other games were coming out and its difficult for 1 guy to play all the games he wants to play.
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