Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

More CSD. It's a little less varied and engaging than the original - too high a proportion of recipes are based strongly around just memorising lists of ingredients rather than having their own unique vibe - but it is still fun to play.

This game is a grind to pass all levels to a point your hands become barely functionable after clicking the same keys over and over including the rage it creates when you press a freaking wrong number for the key binding than you intended. I love it.

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Pour moi c'est le meilleurs de la franchise. Assez de défi mais aussi des niveaux plus tranquille, assez de diversité pour que de temps en temps j'ai eu l'envie d'essayer d'avoir a minima toutes les médailles d'argent de tous les restaurants proposés et ... il y en a beaucoup en témoigne mon nombre d'heure en sachant que j'ai pas encore débloqué tous les restau. Le concept est bien géré dans celui là, le temps d'attente des clients [spoiler]avec les accompagnements qui les rende plus patient[/spoiler] ou les "side" qui permettent de préparer d'avance (parfois de manière facultatif). [h3]Lequel des trois choisir ?[/h3] Au moment du commentaire il y a trois volets de ce jeu, clairement je recommande le 2. A mon sens le 1 manquait de certaines choses qui ont été corrigés ici et le 3 n'a pas drastiquement amélioré l'expérience.

This is a fast-paced, high difficulty cooking game. The fun is based on stress and keeping up with constant demand, so you can play it to get hyped up, but not necessarily to relax. Although the game provides detailed information about the wide variety of tasty-looking foods you can add to your menu (some of it fake/satirical), this is not about making food tasty so much as just getting customer orders right, and fast. Building a menu adds a small amount of strategy towards increasing your restaurant's "buzz" and how much you make. Multiplayer co-op is also very fun! But Steam remote play has been very temperamental for me, and unfortunately there is no native online mode. So playing online with a friend is great, IF you can get it to work. (The game does not come with a competitive mode.) All in all, a fun game if you can get into the stress of being a short order cook, and sure to make you hungry sometimes. Also, the soundtrack by Jonathan Geer does its job well, though he *really* cuts loose in CSD3, which is even more fun.

The sequel to a very niche cooking game, but this one took everything great from the first game and made it all BETTER. If you like cooking games, you should definitely try this and see if the fast pace of this kitchen can keep you satisfied.