Cooking Simulator

Cooking Simulator is a first-person cooking simulator where everything is done by hand. Products are cut, fried, stewed and decorated, and physics in the kitchen behaves honestly: turn the pan over and the contents end up on the floor. You will have to master different dishes, and the score depends on how accurately the steps are completed. Along the way, new recipes and equipment are unlocked, so at first you have to be content with simple dishes. The order of work also matters: what is burnt cannot be saved. In addition to the quiet mode, there are tasks and competitions where it is important to meet the deadline. Control takes some getting used to, but then the process proceeds intelligently. Separately, we can say about the evaluation of dishes: taste, appearance, and timely serving are important, so haste is almost always noticeable. In addition to recipes, there is equipment that opens gradually: frying pans, ovens, blenders, utensils for decorations. The kitchen works according to physics, so a dropped pan or a broken plate is a common occurrence. The modes differ in severity: in one you can safely experiment, in the other you are pressed for time. Mastery progresses from simple to complex dishes, and this is noticeable in the requirements for precision of actions. The public reacts to the result immediately, so a successful experiment in the kitchen gives a noticeable reason for pride. Gradually, the kitchen expands: there are more stoves, dishes and storage space for food. At competitions, not only the taste, but also the appearance of the dish is assessed, so attention is paid to decoration. For someone who likes to tinker with food and isn't afraid to get some exercise, the Cooking Simulator is perfect.