Food Fight: Culinary Combat

Unfortunately online game-play has been broken for 4+ months.

There's enough here to tide you over with the arcade. The single player stages while fun are a little too short and could have used some more depth to them. I'm sure there would have been more if it had a bigger budget (I am only assuming it was a low budget game with no real facts). I still recommend this game if you're OK with what I listed. I recommend this game to anyone who wants to play locally with friends or just want to splat some bots. I cannot recommend this game to those who have online friends since the servers seem to have been shut down without any notice from what I can see. If you're an achievement hunter there are multiplayer achievements that you cannot complete due to servers being offline. I sincerely hope Mega Cat Studios or Atari switch this to P2P for networking so we can get back to splatting online with friends and randoms. I still have a lot of fun with this game even though the servers seem to be shut down. I've reached out to Mega Cat Studios through their online site, but I have not heard anything back. EDIT: I got in contact with Atari about the online services situation as it would completely get stuck on the Match Manager handshake to get you …

The servers have been repaired and the game is back to functional again. It’s a good game for anyone that wants a Splatoon-esque feeling game for PC. Thanks for fixing it back up Atari.

A fun new take on a classic 7800 game. If you like Splatoon or fall guys, give this a go.

this game fun ,very, it's hard to stop playing it after you start, the game play is solid for anyone to just pick up and have a grate time, it's worth the money🙂

I absolutely LOVE this game! While the online community to virtually non-existent, I've had so much fun playing split-screen multiplayer with my kids. It's too bad there isn't a community, because this seriously is one of the most fun games I've played in a very long time. Not only is this game an absolute blast, it's filled with so many great little things that every Atari fan will love. Their history, their systems, their games. There's even an area where you can go and chat with a Nolan Bushnell avatar. There wasn't much fanfare when this game dropped. Quite honestly, I don't even remember how I even found out about this game, but I'm glad I did. I cannot recommend this game enough!