Cuisineer blends the restaurant business with dangerous dungeons
The action-roguelike Cuisineer has launched on Android and iOS. The mobile version is already available via the App Store and Google Play in various regions. Its unique gameplay combines dungeon exploration and fasts-paced combat with the challenges of managing a restaurant.
Instead of standard farming, ingredients have to be obtained in a much more adventurous way. The protagonist ventures into dungeons to fight creatures like shrimp and chickens while collecting valuable supplies. The spoils can then be turned into dishes and served to hungry customers at your establishment.
The mobile version is published by Crunchyroll, and an active subscription to the service is required to play. The restaurant offers room for customization, including options to change their kitchen's interior, while over 100 recipes can be discovered and prepared.
Before starting the story campaign, players can choose a difficulty level; this setting determines how much damage the protagonist takes during combat, allowing the experience to be adjusted to different levels of challenge.
The developers have also provided basic performance options for mobile devices. Players can select a frame rate of 30, 60, or 120 FPS. However, more granular graphics settings are limited, such as individual controls for texture quality or effects.
At its heart, the game's core loop remains unique: you spend the day running the restaurant and cooking, while venturing into dangerous dungeons to gather ingredients. In this way, Cuisineer merges two vastly different activities — the restaurant business and dungeon crawling.
Instead of standard farming, ingredients have to be obtained in a much more adventurous way. The protagonist ventures into dungeons to fight creatures like shrimp and chickens while collecting valuable supplies. The spoils can then be turned into dishes and served to hungry customers at your establishment.
The mobile version is published by Crunchyroll, and an active subscription to the service is required to play. The restaurant offers room for customization, including options to change their kitchen's interior, while over 100 recipes can be discovered and prepared.
Before starting the story campaign, players can choose a difficulty level; this setting determines how much damage the protagonist takes during combat, allowing the experience to be adjusted to different levels of challenge.
The developers have also provided basic performance options for mobile devices. Players can select a frame rate of 30, 60, or 120 FPS. However, more granular graphics settings are limited, such as individual controls for texture quality or effects.
At its heart, the game's core loop remains unique: you spend the day running the restaurant and cooking, while venturing into dangerous dungeons to gather ingredients. In this way, Cuisineer merges two vastly different activities — the restaurant business and dungeon crawling.
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