
Presenting Die Cook, the first ever dice-based restaurant management game! Open your dream business, upgrade and equip your kitchen, level up employees to customize their dice. Express yourself with a customizable character and indoor decor. Aim for a 5-star rating in this unique relaxing simulator!
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It's a chill game that can be played pretty much on any pc that can power up. The luck of the dice roll can make or break a day. Having a blast playing and the bugs that have popped up during the release of the game have been patch very fast! Try it out for yourself!
Great game so far, very easy to get into the rhythm and then realize that its been 2 hours! Great work for a first game.
Die Cook est un jeu de gestion de restaurant au concept original qui mêle stratégie, personnalisation et... dés ! Ici, vos employés ne cuisinent pas seulement, ils "lancent" leurs compétences à chaque heure de la journée. C’est une approche à la fois ludique et inattendue qui donne à ce simulateur une saveur toute particulière. Le cœur du gameplay repose sur une mécanique de dés : chaque employé possède ses propres dés, qui déterminent leur efficacité. En progressant, vous pouvez recruter, spécialiser ou renvoyer vos employés, tout en veillant à leur rémunération. Vous devrez aussi gérer les commandes, améliorer votre cuisine, acheter des équipements, et attirer de nouveaux clients. Le tout est soutenu par une direction artistique charmante, en pixel art isométrique. En résumé, si vous aimez les jeux de gestion avec une touche de hasard, avec un visuel rétro soigné, ce petit bijou atypique mérite le détour.
I'll admit it took me a while to understand what I was doing in Die Cook but with frequent references to the in-game tutorial tooltip I started taking it in. Enjoyed what I played of it and will definitely be putting more time into the game. I feel like there's a lot of depth to it which is always nice in this genre of game, and I'm always a sucker for management games in general :P I like that there's essentially a big tutorial flashcard you can look at whenever, and I'm not one for excessive handholding in games, but my only gripe with Die Cook thus far is there's not really much in the way of tooltips outside of the aforementioned tutorial screen. It can be a bit overwhelming to take everything in, although maybe that's just me xD
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