
Win the hearts of Parisians with your cooking, discover delicious recipes, and become a chef worthy of working onboard the Orient Express.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Korean
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $15.99 | 50reviews | 62% | — | $9.4K |
| $1.99−84% | — | — | — | not modelled |
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You play as a chef at a Parisian restaurant in this cooking sim with beautiful, soft, pastel-toned hand-drawn art. The drinks and desserts are gorgeous! They look so lovely, I had to stop to admire them and take loads of screenshots! I really enjoyed the charming art style. The dialogue is not great: it's very hollow and mundane, yet there's too much of it. I'd prefer if the characters' expressions were shown rather than written in brackets. It reads like a role-play and focuses too much on telling rather than showing. Maybe it's for accessibility, but it could've been done in a different format, with dialogue and storylines separately. The prequel had more animations. There are some improvements, but also some similar issues to the prequel, "Tell Me Your Story". This game has more stages, which is great. However, the controls are very clunky and quite unintuitive. Mouse clicks don't always register the first time, and due to a small delay with every single click, the progress is slow. The music was way too loud and had to be adjusted. It can't be adjusted mid-level, but instead all the way from the main menu. The level menu is very limited, featuring only a "next" button with no option to select recipes or replay levels. The recipes have to be finished in a specific order. Why am I making 5 recipes of the same type in a row, changing a single ingredient? That's too repetitive and gets boring fast. The recipes are generally too simple and lack variety. For a cooking game, there are many odd choices and inconsistencies in the visual logic. For example, you move liquid through the air from a blender onto a plate, and then into a glass, but the animation that plays pours it from a jug. This asset mismatch creates extra steps, where you could just pour it straight from the blender as people do irl. Seeing the liquids defy gravity and needlessly get moved into a bowl is unsettling. Here's your bowl of hot cocoa or banana milk!! More examples of the inconsistencies: - You fill a cup, but it only has a little liquid at the bottom. The next scene, however, shows it's suddenly full. - You make a fruit salad with banana and strawberries, but somehow blueberries appear in the final product?? They should've been in the recipe. Many things are weirdly specific: - You can only carry one ingredient at a time, so you can't, for example, prep all the ingredients in a row. - You should be able to slide side to side rather than click through all the different table sections. - The same cutscene plays every time you open the game; you can skip it, but it's still annoying. - The way the knife (another cooking game essential) is positioned sideways when chopping ingredients looks unnatural and feels clunky. The visual cues and hitboxes are very inaccurate, and frankly, don't even serve a purpose. These inconsistencies and the dialogue make it feel like AI might've been involved in the making. I'm conflicted whether these are unusual stylistic choices or AI, but I'm leaning towards AI due to the hollow dialogue, repetitive images, disorganized recipe icons and excessive amount of tick marks in the work phases. Despite being aesthetically pleasing, the flaws make the game feel quite rudimentary and unfinished. It seems like a draft that could've used some finalizing. Due to the clunkiness, the gameplay never achieves a smooth flow. It never gets as satisfying as a cooking game this pretty should. There are missable achievements, and in order to get them you have to replay the game! Two of these achievements are grindy and repetitive. Finishing all the achievements in a relaxed manner took roughly 5 hours (although I wouldn't really know, as half of the playtime was spent taking notes due to all the frustrations). Unfortunately, the narrative didn't really focus on Clement and Rose from his point of view, as I had hoped it would. Clement also never goes on the Orient Express, even though the prequel and starting dialogue seem to foreshadow it. These aspects make the story feel like a major missed opportunity. [code] 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ Looking for your next favorite cozy game? ☕✨ Follow my Steam Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46216222-Cozy-Cute/]Cozy & Cute[/url], where I share reviews of all games wholesome, aesthetic & relaxing! 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ 。・:*:・゚★,。・:*:・゚☆ [/code]
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Played the demo and I really liked this game! It is a very cosy cooking simulator, where you play as a chef running a restaurant. The gameplay is pretty simple and intuitive, and the game is easy to play. The recepies are not hard to make, but some may be more complex than the others. Gameplay sometimes tends to be tedious and repetetive, but the cool art graphic design compensates it fully! It is marvellous and stunning, and is certainly a pleasure to look at! Very cosy & cute artstyle and a chill gameplay makes a perfect duo and is a great way to spend your time with joy! Totally recommended to try and enjoy, this game just might take your breath away! It is definetly a masterpiece to enjoy and an eye candy for sure! The developers are really nice and it's easy to see that they poured their heart and soul into this game! Cheers to the Dev team and waiting eagerly for the future releases! P. s. the price is a bit expensive, but oh well, there are much more other pricey games, which quality are far more less satisfying than this one for sure
대충 참고 하려고 했는데 갈수록 거슬림. 점점 조리 설명이 직관적이지 못해지는점이랑 자꾸 바리에이션 돌리는거 때문에 계속 진행할 맛이 안남 딸기 바나나 접시. 딸기 주스 딸기 스무디 딸기 아이스크림. 같은 바리에이션으로 초콜릿, 바나나로 울궈먹음. 메뉴가 총 78개인거 같은데. 울궈먹는거 빼면 30개는 줄어들듯. 거기다가 완성본엔 넣지않은 재료도 들어감. 팬케익에 넣은적도 없는 메이플 시럽이 뿌려져있고. 아이스크림에 올린적 없는 과자랑 블루베리가 올라가있음. 조리방법도 처음엔 별거 없으니까 괜찮은데. 설명이 그림인데도 알아먹기 어렵게 해놔서 멀쩡히 만들고 버려야 하는 상황이 자주나옴. 그리고 완성 재료들도 다 그릇이면 좋을텐데 셋중 하나만 그릇이고 나머지는 접시라 갈아놓은걸 버려야 하는 상황이 발생함. 그리고 음료나 아이스류를 믹서기에서 옮기는것도 아니고 갈아놓은 액체나 준 액체 덩어리를 굳이 그릇에 옮긴다음. 그걸 다시 컵으로 옮김. 이게 뭐하는건지 모르겠음. 아트나 스토리가 힐링일수는 있겠는데. 요리를 우습게 알거나 아니면 알면서도 개발 귀찮아서 대충 게임적 허용으로 넘기려는건지 모르겠는데. 솔직히 불편하고 불쾌한 경험이였음.
$16 dollars for what is essentially a handful of recipes repeated over and over? All I'll say is it's fortunate that it's so short so I can get my money back.
Tell me your Story was a varied game with multiple mini-games and unclear instructions sometimes. Cook For Love focuses exclusively on cooking while keeping track of the story. The beautiful art is retained and there is hardly any confusion on what you’re supposed to do. You get asked to prepare something and you get the recipes to follow every step. While the story doesn’t really have a big plot and I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s impressive, it is about happy vibes and appreciating relationships or smaller things in life. The controls are simple to execute with a mouse and the steps are kept easy. The more recipes you complete, the better your title becomes and you will be able to prepare more dishes. There are 2 things that make me pause, the structure of the gameplay and the price. I’m totally in for keeping things simple and casual, but there could have been a more interesting structure than letting you make the same recipe 4 times straight aside from one ingredient being different before moving on to the next recipe. It felt a bit like padding. On that note, the price of around €15 also surprises me due to what I mentioned and taking no more than 2.5 hours to complete the game along with getting all the achievements. The previous game (by the same developer) costs around €8, this would have been far more appropriate for Cooking for Love considering what you’re getting out of it. I could always use a relaxing and/or cozy game between more challenging games and this one fits the bill. I had fun and I can recommend it for that purpose. But not for the price they’re asking, €5 max is how far I’d go and even then I can imagine people arguing with that if they’re not charmed enough by the art and casual vibes. Those are the main selling points of the game really.
Art style is beautiful, graphics and visuals are great. But the gameplay is very boring, very simple in a bad way. Recipes and cooking are really not the forte of this cooking game. I'm glad I got it on sale, so it's not a massive loss. Still disapointing.
this game is very cute and cozy feeling but i have to be frank and say it is soooo bland. the story needs some work for the price the game is 4/10
joguinho tranquilo bom pra passar um tempo *nao vale o preço espera uma promoçao
Achei bem fofinho a estética parece uma pintura, mas a mecânica de cozinha é meio limitada e básica demais. Porém ainda sim recomendo caso esteja com preço bom ou em promoção e você esteja procurando um jogo simples para relaxar.
It was a cute cooking game with a lovely art style. I like how the meaning of food was presented. However, it got a little repetitive and the story was a bit lack lustre.
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