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Cook serve delicious gameplay Ps4#
maybe you never been to your local retail store and saw the PS4 wall of games to choose from., but i hate to break it too ya…. you make it sound like that’s all there is on the PS4. Retail games get made all the time Sony still makes stuff for their console and Ubi EA Activision and Capcom still make games for PS4 i don’t know what your grief is. your ruining yourself from gameplay experiences. sometimes a small little Developer game can trump a retail game maybe not for you but for me it does. this game interests me more then COD or Assassins Creed Games. it’s not all about blockbuster AAA titles. Indie games are the new thing right now ( Steam has proved that ). How are these games killing Sony ? you make no sense…. hovering somewhere just south of “meatloaf”….Perhaps it is not i whom should be thinking before typing. I’m not some brain-dead CoD-head, with an I.Q.
Cook serve delicious gameplay simulator#
I’m simply expressing my surprise that people are actually excited for what amounts to “fast food employee simulator 2K15” It seems odd that there would be a following for this, though, i suppose i shouldn’t be surprised, given what a commercial success “WTF (Work Time Fun)” was (Note: I actually own WTF). I understand that people like different things…and while i do think the idea of this title is silly, and more than a little ridiculous, i never said it was stupid, nor did i say that anyone who wants to play it is stupid. I actually do like shooters, but i also enjoy the RPG, RTS, exploration, simulation, racing, fighting, sandbox, and adventure genres….never said everything had to be a “shooty bang bang action game” Lol, it’s hilarious, and kinda telling, that everyone immediately assumes that i love shooters, and/or, more specifically, call of duty. I can’t wait to launch the game in 2016! Thanks, and if you have any questions I’ll be sure to answer them below.
Cook serve delicious gameplay 1080p#
For those who have played the first game, you can look forward to even better gameplay mechanics with all new strategies and components, running at 1080p and 60 frames per second. Everything is new in this game, from the art by Camille Kuo, to the music by Jonathan Geer, to the large amount of game content, with more than 180 foods, 1,000+ recipes, tons of unlockables and events, and dozens of hours of gameplay. This is a huge, massive sequel to the first game. The breakneck pace and gameplay has been a staple of the game, and this game will be even faster and more challenging than ever.
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Since then, the game has inspired hundreds of Let’s Play videos and streams for a cumulative total of more than six million views, and has grossed nearly a million across PC and mobile.Ĭook, Serve, Delicious! 2!! has you rebuilding your own restaurant in a massive skyscraper, earning money by cooking and serving customers delicious food, and building up your restaurant’s reputation from a zero star dilapidated café to a five star world famous restaurant.Īlong the way you’ll jump into other restaurants in the tower for shift work, star in the biggest reality cooking show ever, participate in tournaments all over the world, uncover mysterious ingredients, and tons, tons more. In fact it didn’t really take off until Ryan Davis of Giantbomb picked it up for a Quick Look video. Still, I didn’t know if that would play to the gaming audience, given that a large majority of cooking games were of the simple, casual variety, and Cook, Serve, Delicious! was very much the opposite of that. Finally, my love of food and intense gameplay mechanics were merged into one. I got into making small games and pursued my passion for game development, but it wasn’t until making Cook, Serve, Delicious! that it all clicked together.
Well after playing it, the idea of making an insane cooking game kept gnawing away at me. It was just a small, timed demo, but it had me hooked. One of these was a game called Ore no Ryouri, a twin stick cooking game that had you pouring beers and making foods for customers. Every now and then they’d have a special “import section” that had untranslated demos of games from Japan that would likely never make their way to the states.
Way back in the PSone days, I’d always pick up a copy of the official PlayStation magazine for the included demo discs. It will be making its console debut on PS4! Woo! Hey y’all! I’m proud to introduce Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!, a massive sequel to the surprise hit on PC.
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