Description

A top-down multiplayer cook-em-off. Go head-to-head against a friend/foe – pickup your food and cook it (or throw at your enemy!).

There is only one place to cook so be wary – don’t let your opponent steal your food.

Objective

I wanted to explore a local multiplayer game with its central mechanic revolving around a particular hook – in this case a singular cooking space that both players must share and fight over.

I focused quite hard on the movement and game-feel of the of the player characters, making sure it felt good to play. This involved rigorous tweaking of movement speeds, adjusting feedback of interactions e.g sound effects, interactive objects change shade when a character is next to them and including an input buffer for interacting, so players don’t have to be perfect.

About

Modes:

• Delivery: First to cook all 3 foods, and deliver them to the table.
• Highscore: Cook as much food as you like in any order. Store the food away in your side’s box to gain points.

Play with two controllers, one for each player.

Controls:

• Dpad – Menus
• Dpad/Left Stick – Control player
• A – Interact/Confirm
• X – Throw Food
• LT/LB – Lock player orientation
• Start/Menu – Pause/Resume

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