Let Him Cook

Extremely fun and cute game! Reminds me a lot of Brotato which isn't a bad thing at all. Has enough new and interesting ideas to set itself apart from just being considered a clone. Highly recommend if you're a fan of Brotato or other similar games. Despite being early access there is a decent amount of content for it's current price.

I tried cooking, but I think I burned the food. Good game tho

Cute game. I like all of the enemy food puns. Excited to see future updates!

Fun game and the funky jazz music creates a cool vibe. Lots and lots of content I barely scratched the surface. Important to go slow at first and read how the weapons and assistants interact with each other. Pay close attention to all of the puns they're pretty clever...

Charming and fun with some cool different takes on the gameplay. Still has some performance and graphical issues, but the dev is working on them.

This game is phenomenal I hope the dev finishes the game but I would say this game is better than most vampire survivors, First off all the enemies are different which freshens up the gameplay every round unlike other games. All the weapons seem different in their own way and it is just incredible all the Combinations you can make. The bosses feel like actual bosses and are incredible and challenging. If you are looking for a well made game. This is it.

its a good game it really is but unless you like getting screwed over by stupidly difficult gameplay, poorly balanced characters, bosses with immunity phases and just bullet hell yeah this is the game for you but as i said its a good game and i hope they balance it and add more content

This game is lots of fun and disgustingly funny. The food puns are on another level

Boy he cookin' 🔥🔥🔥🍳👏👨‍🍳🔥🔥🔥

Great hand-drawn style Roguelike that's easy to understand, with good player onboarding via the tutorial. Played for around 30 minutes so far and made it to Level 10, unfortunately being defeated by Couch Potato (Oh yeah, the game is riddled with food related puns, bonus) If I had to be picky, I'd say the only gripe was that the UI felt very overwhelming and a little confusing initially, but it only takes 10-15 mins to get familiar with it.