Counter Fight

Great fun! I gets insane as time goes on and is a real challenge multitasking. My only two critiques right off the bat: 1: I kept accidentally hitting menus. Maybe have a confirm, like pointing to the options and hitting the trigger? 2: I would really like an option to turn down or silence the cheerleader. Really enjoyed the game and will definitely keep playing to try to beat my score!

Cheap price and fun. Makes a good party game, because it is short and requires fast movements. Cons: only 2 mods -- endless and 5 minutes mode. Also, the music is too loud and cannot be lowered; which can be a deal breaker for some of you.

[h1]《Counter Fight》是一款有著固定流程製作日式拉麵、煎燒餃子、上冰啤酒、趕走小偷，還能 [spoiler] 打顧客＆店員 [/spoiler]，適合全家遊樂的拉麵店模擬器。[/h1] 要注意的是，若沒有事先買Virtual Desktop（Oculus商店版）使用，可能有大半部需要「定位控制器支援」標籤的遊戲，會因為空間問題而無法順利遊玩且影響節奏。 譬如進行到上冰啤酒，冰箱更新是設計在右邊（看其他遊玩影片冰箱在後方，可能跟評論區許多人抱怨冰箱難開有關）受限房間空間，開冰箱拿啤酒需要打開衣櫃門摸衣服才能「勉強」觸及到…解決方法是人移動至客廳或比較大的空間，先設定可遊玩範圍，接著打開Virtual Desktop介面，走串流方式連結電腦啟動《Counter Fight》才能獲得良好體驗。 此外《Counter Fight》沒有明顯標示如何退出遊戲的地方，同樣多虧Virtual Desktop，只要在手把上連點兩下設定鍵才能強制結束遊戲，以新鮮感來說算半推薦。

Have you ever wanted to run your own Ramen noodle shop? I know I sure have... except I don't know the first thing about running a Ramen noodle shop, I hate cooking in real life, and I'm broke after buying the HTC Vive, Video card and all these games. So what's a guy to do? You buy "Counter Fight" obviously. It's not a simulation so much as it is a test of your endurance. 頑張って！ So anyway, you can do the tutorial which tells you the bare minimum to get you started running the show yourself (highly advised) and you also get some time to get used to the controls. Why would you need time to get used to the controls? Well because they suck... You have a left hand which you will use to do everything that requires the use of your hand, and if you're left handed, great! This is one case where you'll feel at home. Then you have a pair of chopsticks on your right hand which you use to pick up food and transfer it to the plate or bowl. If there was a way to switch from chopsticks to hand, I feel like this would be great... instead I'm playing most of the game with one hand tied behind my back because I only need the chopsticks towards the end of preparing a meal. It's not really a problem (having the chopsticks in your hand permanently) but it's not really a pro either...especially when the fridge/cooler is on your right, and you have to turn around to open the door but you can't use your right hand to put something IN the fridge. You have to use your left hand again which feels awkward and unnatural. If you only have one hand though, then congratulations! you'll feel right at home and won't mind. So once the game is really started, people file in and your cheerleader in a cheongsam starts shouting いらっしゃいませ to all the incoming customers, you're presented with a picture of what they want over the customer's head. Pretty simple. From the minute they sit down a timer starts counting down and so long as you provide them with their food within the time limit, you get paid. Take too long and they'll storm off and leave you with an angry face mark. 5 angry faces and it's game over. There's Ramen, Gyoza, and ビール (beer). Ramen has a few different extra ingredients to it but it's pretty simple. Gyoza is easier since there's only one type and you just have to cook up 6 of them and serve it. Beer is even easier since you just put the beer in the fridge, close the door, open it again (magic!) and then pour it into a glass and serve... toss the empty bottle over your shoulder for good luck and keep going... This on its own isn't much of a counter fight.... but occasionally you get robbed... during a robbery, all your customers cower in fear (and their timer stops so hey! BONUS!) and you are encouraged to grab something and throw it at the guy threatening you. As long as you hit him he'll leave. Don't do anything or don't hit him fast enough and he'll take your money and run. Anyway, it's a fun little game and it's cute and all, but that one hand and one set of chopsticks thing is annoying. Pros: [list] [*] You get to experience a bit of Asian culture and now you finally know what's going on when Naruto asks for Ramen. (You'll even hear them refer to the little swirly bits as Naruto!) [*] It's easy to pick up without worrying too much about the menu. Even if you know nothing about making Ramen, the tutorial has y ou covered, and the orders are easily displayed. [*] Occasionally your assistant will hand you a drink...I'm not sure what it's good for though. [/list] Cons: [list] [*] Grabbing items like the ladle, plate, fridge door and beer has to be done one handed. Grabbing food is done right handed... Unless I'm an idiot in which case I'll update this review (watch this space to see if I'm an idiot) [*] Everything seems to happen so fast that I don't get the chance to hit a "zen" state where everything just flows. If you wanted a game you could play in short bursts, this is great. If you wanted to just enjoy the experience, it's not as great. They should make a mode where you can just play at your own pace (maybe with more complicated orders but no timer) [*] There's not really a lot of depth to the game. If you ever get good at making Virtual Ramen, you'll feel stuck in a rut in no time. [/list] Overall I'd say it's a great game and it would be a close contender for the best food prep simulator in VR...VR the Diner Duo is better in terms of control and variety but the complexity of their dishes kinda stresses me out quick, where this game has much simpler menu items and it's all about speed. It's worth buying though...I've had a lot of fun with it already.

Counter Fight is a solid game, and can get pretty intense as more and more customers start coming in. A lot of the difficulty comes from the wonky physics that make doing certain things (like frying dumplings and putting beer in the fridge) harder to do than they ought to be. This can lead to some funny moments early on, but I can see getting a bit frustrating if you're seriously trying to get a high score. There is only one game mode and replayability isn't very high, but the art style is cute, music is catchy and gameplay is enjoyable enough for the price. Check out my playthrough of the game: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=801644303

The tutorial instructions on the banner don't render on my system, so it took me a while to work out the order of operations for some orders. I can't teleport while the level is going, so some things don't work well in my small play space. The game is okay, but you'd have to be into the time management genre to have fun in a single level. It's not for me.

Good and cheap game, luckily the customers don't care about jiaozi on the floor

It is really too bad this game was removed from Steam. I'm not sure WHY it was removed, but I am leaving this review so that people can see it if they are thinking of buying it elsewhere, or if it just happens to come back. This is one of my favorite VR cooking games. It's an absolute blast and gives the same vibe as cooking games of old like Diner Dash. The graphics are funny. The cooking is simple, but fast paced. The chaos begins I feel like with dumplings because they are SO easy to drop. My only real complaint about the game play is the beer. It took FOREVER for me to get through the tutorial to actually play the game. Why? Because the game DOES NOT tell you that you need to put the beer in the fridge. It just tells you to hand people a cup of beer. So I did that... and people were upset and I could not figure out why. I FINALLY found someone who had a game play video and it showed that you had to put the beer in the fridge. Other than that this is a good VR cooking game that I highly recommend if you can get your hand on it. Very simple. Very funny. Got a kick out of throwing bowls at people trying to rob my resturant. It's a good time.