Cooking Companions

A good game with an—at times—confusing but disturbing story. The achievements were a bit much, though

While I do recommend this game, I've 100% the game in less than 4 hours, so keep the amount of content in mind when deciding whether or not the price is worth it.

Works well on newer Macs, the warning about 32 bit games doesn't appear to cause any issues. A lot of fun going through multiple play throughs. Highly recommend!

I think I sat on this game too long to the point that I forgot it was meant to be horror and then it made me deeply unsettled. Very good

If you like Doki Doki literature club, you'll like this game as well - although unlike doki doki, there isn't any... *meta* tampering, it's all in-universe, but it works here.

I did not expect this game to be as horror-oriented as it was, and naturally, the impact of the horror is fairly dulled by the adorable, happy vegetables, but I feel that the balance works well. Though there are obvious attempts to scare or simply create unease, I don't get the impression that this game was attempting to take itself too seriously, and as such is simply just fun. The story is the most nuanced part of this game because, despite not offering commentary or symbolism, it's still incredibly complicated and engaging to decipher. Otherwise, nothing stands out to me as particularly good or bad. The music isn't extremely moving or atmospheric and the visuals are definitely nice but still don't strike me as sublime. Cooking Companions is overall just a fairly fun game.

im scared idk how to feel anymore whos good whos bed whats real whats fake