Cook For Love Steam Charts & Stats

[i]Cook For Love[/i] is a blend of a light cooking game mixed with a wholesome and cozy narrative. [h2][u]The Story & Gameplay[/u][/h2] Your mentor in the culinary arts, Jean-Luc, has gone away on an urgent matter and left you in charge of his restaurant in Paris. He’s left you a handful of notes and all the tools you’ll need to start creating your masterpieces in the kitchen. The gameplay is very simple, pick up and drag your ingredients onto your plates or in your bowl and go from station to station prepping your items or cooking them before eventually serving them. The recipes are simple to start but involve more steps as you advance. [h2][u]Settings & Features [/u][/h2] Settings & features include; display and resolution options, cursor size, language and audio controls. [h2][u]Tips[/u][/h2] 🔹 To make ice or if a food needs to be served cold like Gazpacho then put the item in the fridge or freezer and go to a different screen (the timer won’t advance if you stay in the same screen for some reason). [h2][u]Things I Would Add or Change[/u][/h2] 🔸 I wish there was just a list of stations you could pick from posted on the side of your screen rather than having to cycle through every screen to get to one. Scrolling back and forth when you have 8 stations gets tedious. You can go directly to the pantry or the serving station but to be able to go directly to [i]any[/i] station would be so much more efficient. 🔸 I wish we could garnish or decorate our recipes before serving. I think that is the part that is missing the most. The toppings and garnishes appear in the artwork once served but we do not get to actually embellish the dishes ourselves. [h2][u]Overall Experience[/u][/h2] I have seen the other reviews for this game and some have issues with the time vs cost aspect of the game. Personally I do find the game at full price to be too much but not due to time. This game is more simple in terms of the cooking part than I think people expect, and truthfully the store page maybe hypes up the cooking part to be more than it actually is. It is not highly immersive if what you're looking for is the cooking element. A lot of the cooking process is simplified with many real life steps needed to make these foods eliminated, not to mention you do not get to garnish or decorate any of the foods or drinks. Despite being simplified I enjoy this game and I think if you know what the game is going in then you can decide if it is for you or not. This game, being not as immersive, and having a narrative element to it makes it more approachable to a wider audience and to younger gamers. There are some quality of life features I would certainly change but on the whole if you can get this game for a reasonable sale price (like the current Summer sale) then I think the cost, time and play factor makes for an enjoyable experience. 🍳 [hr][/hr] [quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/] Follow [b]IndieGems[/b] [/url] for more reviews like this one. [/quote] [quote]Please follow our curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/4680120/]Otome Lovers[/url], if you'd like to see more reviews like this one! [/quote]