
Welcome to Sep’s Diner, the new burger restaurant of which YOU are the Chef! Will it really become the best burger in town? It’s up to you now!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Game play is smooth, the speed and multitasking required picks up later in the timed levels. I've tried other games similar in fashion and this game feels more well developed especially for it's price point. I've found no bugs in which similarly most VR games have at launch. It really makes you feel like you're the only cook at a McDonalds. All movement controls are supported, room scaling done right, and overall a simplified experience of what it's like to work in a quick moving diner as a 1 person chef. Will be interesting to see future multiplayer, and what's more to come from these developers as they continue taking feedback from the community. Edit: The developers were given first day feedback of movement controls and they implemented a change in the control scheme within less than a week after release. Good sign for the player base who wishes to give constructive criticism.
If you've enjoyed similar titles outside of VR then you will love Sep's Diner. I was most apprehensive about the movement controls as my play area is limited. I was glad to find out that you can customise the movement controls in-game, which allowed me to stand in one position & still be able to interact with all the games elements. Visually the game looks great; the colours are vibrant & sharp, there are a variety of NPC's, the overall ambience is perfect. The difficulty curve provides a tailored experience by forgiving casuals & challenging the Pro Chef's. Out of all the VR titles I've been hording these past few weeks, Sep's Diner has been an absolute steal. Whether you're chasing the nostalgia from your glory days in fast-food or want to experience the hustle of working in a kitchen, Sep's Diner is a great title to pick up!
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It is a great game concept, just like overcooked, but in VR. I like the simple graphics. Unfortunatly it has some movement bugs, and you cant go left or right, just forward and backwards. Furthermore I think its not good, that the burgers have to be cooked in the exact same way, as the guests want to. You cant put on the patty first and then the slice of cheese, when the customer wants it just the other way around. In addition the ingredients snap together a littlebid to fast and when this happens you can't devide the slice of cheese from the burger for example anymore. This means once you have done a mistake on the burger you need to throw it away. And then you dont have enough time to cook the burger in time, so the customer will just leave. Last I cant find the button to restart a wave and have to wait until I can restart the level. The game idea and the graphics are great with big potential, especially for multiplayer. But the devs have to fix some problems before I will play it further on. For 6€ I can recommend it tho.
Very fun game but from my testing it doesn't work with PSVR2 controllers. So I have to go back to my Rift S every time I want to play this. If I'm wrong I'll edit the review.
I really enjoyed my time playing Sep's Diner. It feels more laid back than other VR cooking games I've tried, although it dose get challenging in the later levels. I especially like the fact that there are multiple locations you can cook in, including a Diner, a Bakery, and a Kebab stand. Although the main campaign was over pretty quickly (for me anyway), there are two different endless modes, offering plenty of replayability. Although it is not necessary to play the game in full room scale, I highly recommend it if you have the space. It greatly adds to the immersion.
A fun, yet somewhat challenging cooking management game. If you enjoy games like 'Cook, Serve, Delicious!', 'Cooking Dash', & you like the idea of playing theses games in VR, then Sep's Diner is definitely a game you should check out. (I had won this game back in August, during a contest that Scale-1 Portal held.)
Buddy and I wanted a cooking co op game to play that was not competitive. This game is exactly that, its a lot of fun putting orders together and coordinating with each other to get orders done fast and efficient. I wish they'd give you monitors in the back of the places so your not ringing your neck or turning with the sticks constantly. Minor things, I hope the devs ad more down the line. Worth every penny.
Игра понравилась, затягивает. Графика хорошая, глюков не было, соответствует трейлеру.
Great fun, but less than two hours long. Really good fun though.
не плохо вроде круто готовишь бургер в уютных домиках
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