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About Cuisineer
Welcome to Cuisineer, where you step into the shoes of Pom, a young adventurer turned restaurateur. Manage your parents' closed restaurant in Paell, overcome debt, and thrive by exploring dungeons, facing giant chickens, artillery shrimps, and more, all while sipping on delightful boba tea.
- Immerse yourself in the world of flavors by cooking over 100 recipes from around the globe. From crunchy Popiah rolls to rich Kaya jam, serve the right dishes to the right customers. Customize your kitchen and dining hall with the assistance of local artisans, growing your eatery into a sensational restaurant.
- Explore procedurally generated biomes like the Green Ruins, Frozen Fjord, and Konpeito Swamps, each changing in size, shape, and resources with every visit. Wield your cooking utensils against various perils, from giant chickens to fire-breathing peppers, in your pursuit of adventure outside Paell.
- Master the art of combat with Salty, Sour, Sweet, Bitter, Umami, Frosty, and Toasty powers. Knock out monsters and rivals using unique utensils and gourmet gear like Spatula, Smackerel, Swordfish, and Tenderiser. Unleash flame, poison, chain lightning, and other fantastic effects in your culinary-infused battles.
- Engage with Paell's sweet and spicy townsfolk, from Naicha the Bubble Tea seller to Alder the big friendly blacksmith. While dungeon diving, keep an eye out for items needed by the townsfolk. Complete quests, earn gold, acquire new items, and unlock additional recipes to elevate both your cooking and adventuring skills.
Cuisineer Reviews
I actually enjoyed Cuisineer more than I thought I would. Once I got a few upgrades and didn’t have to come running back to town after filling my bags in ten minutes, I started to enjoy it much more. Having a fridge full of ingredients meant I could run my restaurant all day and make some good coin. There’s certainly some pacing issues, an endgame grind, and could use much better tutorials, but playing casually, running a dungeon or serving patrons here and there is quite enjoyable and relaxing.
Xbox Addict
It took a while to come to consoles (over a year), but Cuisineer was worth the wait. As RPG roguelite social sim genre mashups go, this is about as good as it gets. It's lovely and colourful, too. Cuisineer is a tasty little morsel.
Xbox Achievements
Cuisineer is a cute, comfy social sim with some Action RPG added in there. That said, this might be one of the most transparent versions of the genre, which does not feel rewarding to unlock new content.
Xbox Tavern
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