Reseñas

• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2022

  Finished full version of the game Definitely recommend and deserve overwhelming positive Excellent, touching, funny, deep story. Excellent characters Nice combat with some fun build, including meme build Exciting exploration Hard but not extremely punishing challenge...well except platform jumping in ice area for me :(
• gamedeal user

  Jul 28, 2022

  Pros: + Fantastic character/monster design + Buildcrafting. Nuff said. + Combat hits juuuust right + Some pretty hilarious dialogue + Solid story (if not disturbing at times lol) + How could I forget the wonderful music?!? Cons (kinda): - Some builds can make the game a bit easy, at least on Sous Chef difficulty - Controller support needs some work Overall: I had ZERO regrets playing and finishing this game. Great job, maJAJa!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2022

  i love decapitating living beings and then turning them to stir fry for a 10% damage buff!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2022

  TL;DR: It’s alright, 20 USD as of coming out of early access for something you’ll finish in a playtime of 10-20 hours. Personally recommend picking this up on sale. Context: Followed the game's updates for a few years casually after watching a playthrough of the first chapter during early access. Played both major story updates when they came out during the early access period, and it’s been more or less the same, a solid 2D hack and slasher. Gameplay: Gameplay itself is as stated, a solid 2D linear metroidvania-lite with an assortment of standard faire melee, ranged, and magic options available to you. Along with a perk, “magic food”, system to give you modest build variety of your preference. Whether you settle into a favored niche of a dual-wielding blender, out of kilter crab cyborg mage, or dual wielding shotguns. A few personal gripes with the gameplay: - The semi-frequent double/triple jumping doesn’t work as intended. Extra jumps simply gain you no height and you just "spurt" in place. - In fights with tons of magic particle effects flying on the screen make it occasionally hard to keep track of what’s going. (Skill issue for some maybe.) :^) - On exceptionally rare occasions it feels as though some weapon/perk builds may or may not have their numbers bugged when in the midst of the hectic action going on the screen, almost as if the game struggles to work through it all at once. Story: Story is delivered to you via Visual Novel-esque text at certain points of the story. It’s cute, comedic, grows dark and edgy, then grows into waxing philosophical existential crises. If you like the art on the store page, you’ll get more of it as you play through the story. Stability/Port: No major issues on my end from playing on my old intel CPU and GeForce RTX 1070 system during multiple points in Dungeon Munchies early access. Same deal today, no issues on my stronger rig using a mid-range CPU and 3070 GPU, granted this game has the graphical intensity of a Newgrounds flash game. If you skimmed through any of this, hope it helps informing you on whether you'd like to try this game out for yourself, take care and take it easy.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 30, 2022

  Came for the food stayed for story
• gamedeal user

  Jul 30, 2022

  What. The. Hell. I expected: Dungeon Meshi, Happy anime treats, metroidvania with some cooking elements and wacky weapons! What I got: Junji Ito's Body Horror Nightmares given flesh. And bone. And vegetable. Twists, Turns, a giant SCP, several SCPs, more nightmare fuel, earnest tales of loss, revolution, coups and realpolitik. And all that only covered chapter one and half of chapter two. You owe it to yourself to play this incredibly odd, heartfelt, amazingly weird and horrific game. Go for easy mode if you have to, but you have got to see how this ride goes, and where it ends. It is a dish that is so very much more than the sum of its ingredients.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 2, 2022

  A weird ass game with SOUL. Terraria-ish combat with a lot of build variety by equipping food items. Mostly linear with a little bit of side paths for extra recipes. The story is... much more than you expect from the game, and from the first few hours. What starts as a truly bizarre game about celebrating cooking and eating things that were all alive, including plants, quickly becomes an existential dread simulator featuring body horror. To say the game undergoes a tone shift isn't quite accurate. It's more like a tone catapult. The writing can sometimes be a bit too corny as characters will talk at length about >THEMES OF THE GAME<, but it's heartfelt and the characters have great chemistry with each other. The comedy has a lot of good usage of art assets, too. It's a fun, rather breezy ride. I do think there's more design than what meets the eye in the bosses and platforming, but the player becomes so horrifyingly strong, and easily, that even on master chef it feels like the game falls over without too much issue, the bosses largely because of one food item that lets you delete projectiles via dashing, and the platforming because the obstacles simply aren't threatening enough. Either way, a fun romp with fun characters and it has Simmer, so 10/10.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 7, 2022

  Overall, this takes the cake as one of the best games I've played in recent memory. - Incredible soundtrack - Satisfying game play - Fantastic world-building - A story with way more emotional impact than you would expect. - The game was also longer than I thought it would be. There was definitely a point where I thought I was done only for there to be so much more. I've never reviewed a game but this one earned it.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 16, 2022

  good characters good gameplay good weapons good characters good story good food good repetitive style good design good art good story again good monsters good villians good bosses good story again good.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 17, 2022

  10/10 - Will cook again. Story is phenomenal. The gameplay is a bit repetitive in some parts, but it is certainly worth the time to play. Definitely got some Undertale vibes from this game.