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On the one hand, the game is okay. Graphics are nice. The gameplay is charmingly wonky to a fault, and it's hard to do anything precisely.On the one hand, the game is okay. Graphics are nice. The gameplay is charmingly wonky to a fault, and it's hard to do anything precisely.You can spend a lot of time just having fun in your kitchen doing nothing in particular in the Sandbox mode, which I think provides a nice mental break.Low score is because they were selling the game on GOG, and I bought it hoping for the Cakes and Cookies expansion. They dropped support for the GOG version with no olive branch extended, so to speak, to buy it on other platforms, no last patches to at least bring the game up to parity with other versions.So I paid for the last version of the game on that platform, which still advertises the Cakes and Cookies DLC that is never coming to GOG because they literally removed it from sale and dropped support.Thanks for advertising a DLC I can't get, and don't trust them to suddenly stop support of other versions without communicating it.

Paid $13 for it and played 4.2 hours before I got SO bored of it. Every time I saw it on my home screen i loaded it up and go into the gamePaid $13 for it and played 4.2 hours before I got SO bored of it. Every time I saw it on my home screen i loaded it up and go into the game and then just lost all my motivation when I get into it. Might just be me but it's just kinda boring. Although when I was having someone watch and we were just messing around breaking **** it was so funny, but eventually destroying everything too got pretty boring.

Cooking Simulator has delivered on all ends. When I play a simulator game I look to see if the game lives up to its name and this one has exceeded my expectations. If this were an actual restaurant it gets five stars from me on its Yelp review. Now it’s time for me to put my virtual skills to the test and try them out in the real world. Totally won’t end badly, right?

Cooking Simulator is a simulation cooking game just like you can get it from the title alone. In spite the fact that I don't enjoy simulationCooking Simulator is a simulation cooking game just like you can get it from the title alone. In spite the fact that I don't enjoy simulation games myself this game created a different vibe and I reluctantly actually enjoyed myself. This might also be the first game that I have played that has too much controller feedback. For example If you’re holding something and bump into a counter, there’s not a light rumble to let you know that happened, but instead a long and continuous rumble until you stop touching it. There is the option to turn the rumble off completely, but not to just bring it down a tad, and if you’re going to play with your sound off, then the vibrations are a big aid in telling when your timers are going off. There is a visual cue, but it can be easily lost, especially when playing in handheld. You have a set amount of cash in the game and continually earn more as you progress, so your success as a chef will improve your overall reputation, give you access to more ingredients, recipes, and improved cooking equipment. Put everything to a side and you can say the game is really promising fun for everyone even if this isn’t one of your usual genres it’s worth looking into for your Xbox One console.

The game is really fun and realistic, my only problem is that there are some bugs, and there is 1 bug that sometimes happens for no reason andThe game is really fun and realistic, my only problem is that there are some bugs, and there is 1 bug that sometimes happens for no reason and your entire game and PC freezes, other than that its an amazing game and its 100% worth buying, it is really fun and they are adding more content, that makes it so much better.

Cooking Simulator is fun, despite its tedious career mode. There’s a lot of detail tot he different recipes and it takes a lot of focus to be successful. This is partly so because of the controls which aren’t always too responsive and some technical hiccups. Cooking Simulator isn’t a full meal, but a great snack.

Cooking Simulator is an entertaining simulation game that allows you to cook to your heart’s content without the real-life mess and can easily consume a few hours of your time, but does suffer from several glitches, can feel repetitive, and is in need of future optimizations.

Limited but fun while it lasts. Slicing, blending, and frying is a lot of fun, although not quite as much as causing enough trouble to make Gordon Ramsey wince. Great to pick up and play to let off some steam, but don't expect that appetite to last.

I work in the IT field, not gonna lie if I had a choice I would be a chef because its my true passion, not dealing with servers andI work in the IT field, not gonna lie if I had a choice I would be a chef because its my true passion, not dealing with servers and introverts. I love cooking, and this game has been on my radar for a long time. The controls are a bit weird at first, but like anything you need to practice your technique. One of the best sims that Ive ever played.

In spite of the fumbling control, which requires pixel-precise working, I am now able to turn meat and fish in the pan quite well.